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Sweden's Speed Cameras Once Ran A Lottery That Rewarded Slow Drivers With Cash - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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Speed limit signs are abundant, warning drivers not to exceed a certain threshold, and everyone knows what happens if a cop busts you. Get caught, and you'll be ticketed, get points on your license, or worse. Still, many speed despite these legal risks, and the behavior can be traced all the way back to 1904 with the first speeder jailing. So, how do you get people to slow the heck down? One way is to incentivize them. In 2010, an experiment in Stockholm, Sweden rewarded drivers for obeying the
Living By The Ocean Can Be A Dream, But Your Car Will Think It's A Nightmare - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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Living near any coastline can be lovely, with easy access to beaches, gorgeous ocean vistas, and lovely sea breezes. However, salty sea air can wreak havoc on your car's metal bits, which is kinda what cars are made of. Some vehicles are inherently worse than others when it comes to rust, like body-on-frame trucks and SUVs with exposed frame rails. Toyota's 2005-2010 Tacoma, 2005-2008 Sequoia, and 2007-2008 Tundra are examples of these vehicles. In 2016, Toyota settled a class-action lawsuit, va
The Cupholders On Rivian's New Captain's Chairs Are Delightfully Simple Pleasures For Parents - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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If you saw my family in public, you'd think we were preparing for a trek across the Mojave on foot. My wife and both my kids, eight and four, each carry around water bottles big enough to hydrate a baby elephant, all day long. And I know that isn't unusual, since I see the same thing from every other American family, wherever I go. Which is why the pop-out cupholders on the Rivian R1S' newly offered captain's chairs look like godsends to me. That probably sounds silly, so I'll explain. Both my k
Dodge Says It's Making A GLH Hot Hatch Crossover With Performance 'People Didn't Quite See Coming' - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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Ready for the Dodge Hornet 2.0? Well, too bad. Back in May, Dodge announced that it is bringing what it calls a "hot hatch" to the U.S. market, because those do so well here. And when it does, it'll bring back a name I completely forgot about: GLH. Back in the '80s, the Omni GLH (Go Like Hell) was an econobox hatchback full of Carroll Shelby magic. This time, according to Stellantis' head of North American brands Tim Kuniskis, is most likely going to be a Hornet-like crossover with a punchy turb
New Hennessey Blackbird Wants To Give You 'Analog Overload' With No Turbos, No Screens, And A Manual (opens the original)
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Hennessey will make 71 of its new Blackbird hypercar for $2.5 million each, with production starting sometime in 2029 or 2030
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