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Can You Legally Keep a Broken-Down Car in Your Own Driveway?

A broken-down car sitting in a private driveway can look like nobody else’s business. After all, the driveway belongs to the homeowner, and the car belongs to the homeowner. But local governments can regulate how long an inoperable vehicle stays there, where it sits, and whether neighbors can see it…

Clever Dude · Sep 29

I love my life and my cup is full but I’m drowning in shame for things left undone. How can I balance it all?

You are not the only one, advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith writes. It will help to ask whether you have a time problem or a bandwidth problem

The Guardian - AU · Sep 24

Stranger confronts Black man helping his daughter practice for her driving test. Then the argument takes a racial turn

The heated confrontation ended with a “white privilege” accusation.

We Got This Covered · Sep 19

Steve Hilton vows to abolish California DMV if elected governor

Republican calls department of motor vehicles a ‘bloated bureaucracy’ as he seeks to boost his longshot campaign

The Guardian - US · Sep 10

Razed by wildfire, erased by USPS: Hawaiians fight to restore mail delivery

Wildfire victims rebuilt their homes in Lahaina only to find USPS had ‘eliminated’ their addresses – while houses that didn’t burn receive mail as normal

The Guardian - US · Sep 3

Tesla Adds Cybercabs To Its Texas Robotaxi Fleet Ahead Of Launch Event

Tesla has registered 45 Cybercabs as autonomous vehicles with the Texas DMV. A new video shows them driving around Austin ahead of the official launch.

InsideEVs · Sep 1

David Sacks accuses Anthropic's Dario Amodei of trying to create a "DMV for AI." But plenty of industries thrive despite safety regulation.

Amodei took to social media to defend his approach to regulation and his discussion of AI risks following criticism from investor Gavin Baker.

Fortune · Aug 18

Self-Driving Trucks Are Already Hitting The Road In California

The California DMV has issued the first permits that allow companies to test heavy autonomous vehicles on the road.

InsideEVs · Aug 17

Virginia Man Argues His 'FTP&ATF' License Plate Is Free Speech. The Supreme Court Might Hear His Case.

A federal appeals court ruled that Curtis Whateley's anti-police vanity plate was private speech protected by the First Amendment. Virginia says it will seek review from the Supreme Court.

Reason · Aug 14

Inside the Nurburgring turf war: Introducing the players and what's at stake

What is behind the new racing series by ADAC Nordrhein? These are the key players behind the programme

Motorsport · Aug 4