motorists

Joe Legge reports on a new law:

One of the new laws passed in Tennessee this year will be welcomed by automobile enthusiasts.  We have a large group of motorists you like to restore vehicles, and drive them from time to time.

Awhile back I satirically posted about a nonexistent proposal in the Madison, Wisc., town council to "make it illegal for motorists to wait at a red traffic light with their engines running." (The post was prompted by a real city measure to ban d

Bell Buckle's narrow roads with sharp curves are not conducive to speeding -- but that hasn't stopped many motorists. Now, with the presence of part-time police officer Chris Spradling, and some...

The city of Madison, Wisconsin, will make it illegal for motorists to wait at a red traffic light with their engines running. A member of the influential Madison Plan Commission will introduce an ordinance next month that will,

A new practice at the pump by gas vendors may cause you to bounce a check:

Hopefully Sergio Aguiar is currently burning in Hell and being subjected to eternal torture for the rest of time, but that’s just me. Unfortunately I can’t be sure of that, but at the very least, I’m glad he’s dead.

From the front page of The New York Times:

Gasoline prices reached a national average of $4 a gallon for the first time over the weekend, adding more strain to motorists across the country.

So, gas prices reached $4 per gallon, and people in the south and great plains are suffering the most.

One of the most frustrating things for an advocate for conservation is that too often, our sources for information are dismissed as “liberal, left-wing entities seeking to profit from a fabricated problem.”