Weird Car News

In an unsurprising twist, he wasn't wearing a helmet. Or any other protective gear.

Before being shoved into the back of a cop car, he asked the officers, "You guys had fun though, right?"

Unsurprisingly, the hacked crosswalks were in Silicon Valley.

Many of the small town's residents reported seeing a bright flash in the middle of the night just before the loud bang.

There's no law against wearing flip flops, but as this woman proves, it's not the safest choice in footwear.

Both times it happened while she was parked at her apartment complex—making her suspect an arsonist.

The door could have been opened from the inside, but he broke a window and cut himself instead.

He would have to wait until he was 165 to drive legally.

The scared and determined dog led drivers on a 10-mile chase in San Diego.

After fixing the broken pipes, the sinkhole was left open. So the neighbors made it their own.

One neighbor described the situation as the, "typical Florida man experience."

A Brooklyn homeowner is very, very, very tired of people parking in front of their house.

He alleged to being fired because her content "made people not want to work with him."

Residents were stunned watching their once-gleeful mail carrier start wiping 'brown stuff' on their mailboxes on camera.

Several drivers report their Tesla showing them strange activity nearby.

That’d be a no, sir.

Here's a look at how regular car shoppers have the chance to purchase old USPS vehicles like the Grumman LLV through the GovPlanet government surplus website.

A tractor-trailer might be the last vehicle you would imagine in a high-speed police chase. It might also make you wonder how fast a big rig can go.

Here's a look at sovereign citizen beliefs including their attitude towards motor vehicle operation, which they describe as 'traveling' not driving.

For Thanksgiving travelers and roadkill concerns, here's a look at the three states in the U.S. with the largest turkey populations.