The Most Expensive Car In The World Sold At Auction For More Than $140 Million
The top dog is so far ahead of the next car on the list that it'll likely remain in the lead for quite some time.
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Yes, You Can Park Your RV At Walmart – But There Are A Few Things To Know First
Some Walmarts can be very accommodating to RV parking, but there are a few things you should be aware of before you pull in. Here's what you need to know.
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This Is The Oldest Hand Tool Brand Still Operating Today
Power tools might get all the glory, but traditional hand tools have stood the test of time and fulfill most roles their electric-powered counterparts can't.
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Do You Need To Warm Up Your Harley-Davidson's Engine Before Riding?
Is it necessary to warm up your Harley-Davidson motorcycle engine before going out for a ride? Here's what you need to know before doing so.
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Most Of Florida's Traffic Tickets Are Issued For This Violation
The State of Florida has seen a dramatic increase in moving violations of late, but one in particular accounted for the majority of fines in the state.
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There's An Important Reason For Those Purple Fence Posts You May See Around Town
If you're driving around someone else's property and spy a fence post that's painted purple, it could be a dangerous situation. Here's what you should know.
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Not Harley-Davidson, Not Indian: This Is America's Oldest Motorcycle Brand
Harley-Davidson got its start in 1903. Two years prior, in 1901, George M. Hendee and Oscar Hedstrom kickstarted what would become The Indian Motorcycle.
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Do Captains Really Go Down With Their Ships? The History Behind The Tradition
The notion that a captain must go down with their ship is a romantic one, but it's not entirely true, but there are some truths (and law) behind the concept.
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The Ingenious Way Traffic Lights Worked Before Computers Were Invented
Traffic lights today are controlled by computers and other purpose-built systems, but what did people do before computers were a thing? You may be surprised.
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Can You Ride An Electric Scooter In The Bike Lane? It's Complicated
If you have an electric scooter, check with the state DMV about whether or not you can ride it in a bike lane, as the rules are different for each state.
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Those Blue Reflectors On The Road Serve An Important Purpose
Reflectors mounted on the highway are a common sight no matter where you are, but you may not realize that each color, such as blue, has a specific meaning.
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This Obscure Law Could Slow Autonomous Trucking To A Crawl
Self-driving vehicles are becoming more and more common on U.S. roads. One obscure law, however, is slowing down the rollout of autonomous trucking.
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How Long Has Harley-Davidson Been Making The Sportster? Here's When The First Model Came Out
The Harley-Davidson Sportster is a huge part of the company's heritage, but when did the first-ever Sportster hit the streets? Here's the story.
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How Many Fighter Jets Can A UK Aircraft Carrier Hold?
The Royal Navy’s two Queen Elizabeth-class carriers are among the world’s largest. Here’s all you need to know about how many fighter jets each can hold.
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The World's Oldest Tire Brand Has Been Around Since The 1800s
Tires have been around far longer than most realize. A few legendary brands began in the 1800s, each claiming to be the very first.
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Here's How The Erie Canal Was Built To Ease Transportation Through New York
Before the Erie canal was completed in 1825, it could take around three weeks to ship perishable goods between New York and Buffalo.
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Is Your ATV Street Legal? Here's What Florida Law Says
All-terrain vehicles (ATV) and utility-terrain vehicles are great vehicles for off-roading expeditions, camping trips, or anywhere the roads aren't paved.
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What Is A Pit Bike & Is It Street Legal?
Your search for a budget motorcycle may have led you down the road of pit bikes, but that term may confuse you. Here's what it means to today's riders.
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If The Police Seize Your Reportedly Stolen Car, You Could Still Have To Pay It Off
If your car is seized or stolen, do you still have to continue making payments? The answer is yes, at least until the situation is settled. Here's why.
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Why Do Black Hawk Helicopters Keep Crashing?
Black hawk helicopters have been involved in some notable crashes of late, so you might be wondering why they crash so often. Here's what you need to know.
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America's First Superhighway Started As An 1800s Railroad
A forgotten 1800s railroad helped pave the way for the country’s first superhighway, marking the dawn of high-speed American road travel.
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NYC Is A Graveyard For Abandoned Boats – But Now They're Digging Up The Dead
The New York City coastline is covered with boats, including many which have been abandoned for a variety of reasons, but a new program seeks to clean it up.
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What Is A RUB To Bikers? (And Should You Care About Being One?)
Motorcyclists have a couple of terms for certain categories of fellow motorcycle enthusiasts. One of them is a RUB. Here's what it stands for.
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This Is The Only Military Base In The World That Will Let You Drive Across Its Runway
Military air bases around the world don't let just anyone through the gates and generally driving on the runway is prohibited for safety reasons.
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How Much Do You Really Need To Use AAA For It To Be A Good Deal?
Being an AAA member gives you peace of mind in case you have car troubles, but is it a good deal? Here's how it compares to individual services.
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Why Aircraft Carrier Islands Are Almost Always On The Right
Spotting an aircraft carrier is easy thanks to its island superstructure, but why is it almost always on the right side? The answer lies in aviation physics.
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Can Your Neighbor Legally Stop You From Parking In Front Of Their House?
Neighborly arguments can be stressful, but parking issues can be much worse. Can a neighbor prohibit you or your guests from parking near their home?
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