Most dangerous drivers!

The hoodlums who treat the Angeles Crest Highway as their private weekend race track are a sure sign of our society's decline. They think it is their right to drive dangerously and stoopidly. A moto passed us on a double yellow heading into a 25 mph curve and wasn't back over the line one second before a car came around the curve. If it had been some phuktard wannabe Ken Block in his POS '03 Accord it could have been bad.

On the way back one of those clowns was behind me. I drove 5 over the limit and a bit more on the straights and uphills for about 8 miles. I could see him coming unhinged back there. He finally lost it and passed me on a double yellow and immediately cut in front of me and slammed on his brakes. That's weak, bra! I went to pass him so he swerved left. I'm loving it! Only problem is then I had a pissed off wife screaming at me and harshing my vibe! Phuktard and I did the tango a time or two more before his pea brain told him not only had he met his match but that a Ford Raptor driver is not gonna be intimidated by some moron in a 12 year old Civic! He finally flipped me off and sped off.

When a pair of California Highway Patrol officers pulled alongside a car cruising down Highway 101 in Redwood City before dawn Friday, they reported a shocking sight: a man fast asleep behind the wheel.
The car was a Tesla, the man was a Los Altos planning commissioner, and the ensuing freeway stop turned into a complex, seven-minute operation in which the officers had to outsmart the vehicle’s autopilot system because the driver was unresponsive, according to the CHP.
The arrest of 45-year-old Alexander Samek on suspicion of drunken driving reignited questions about the uses, and potential abuses, of self-driving technology.

Video of one of the worst parking jobs in human history has helped police nab a teenage driver suspected in a Vancouver hit and run accident.

On June 16, Vancouver police were called to an accident on West 36th Avenue, between Granville and Oak Streets.

VPD spokesperson Const. Brian Montague says a white Porsche Cayenne SUV had struck a parked vehicle and fled the scene.

“We didn’t have a whole lot to go on in the hit-and-run investigation … but a few days later we received a video which really helped us connect the dots,” he said.

Oh god, I am bound to be the brunt of some stories in this thread. Good thing Waugh doesn't do the interweb or we would be here all night. I have almost killed that man more times than any man deserves.