Too Tipsy to Drive? Call In the Cavalry
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Two new services with chauffeurs aim to reconcile the growing awareness of drunk-driving's consequences with after-work socializing by those in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles.
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RICHMOND, Jan. 11 -- Some Virginia lawmakers want drivers to take their thumbs off the keyboards and put them back on the steering wheel while cruising down Virginia's roads.
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Roll down the windows. From MP3 players to in-car GPS units, CES products will have drivers cruising with aplomb.
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A hot show learns to drive on the other side of the road.
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Fools share their thoughts on ethanol and energy.
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As you read this, Iâll be winging my way to Prague, where Iâm helping facilitate a two-day CIO round table on IT in emerging markets. Donât worry â itâs not a boondoggle. Just an out-and-back trip (flying coach) â and Iâll probably be too jet-lagged to enjoy the beer.
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Not long from now at all, a typical drive down the highway might combine bits of hands-free jiving to HD radio, spoken responses to your latest e-mail messages, and mobile TV broadcasts of cartoons for the kiddies. You'll certainly all be better entertained -- and maybe you'll be safer, too.
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If the IRS took out billboards to advertise recent changes in the tax code, one of them might read, &quot;Last best chance to use a vehicle to drive down your 2004 tax bill.
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WASHINGTON -- New technology such as alcohol-detecting devices in cars may hold the key to eliminating drunken driving, according to a campaign begun Monday by Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
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Drive a car? Ride a bike? The message is the same on the slopes: Be aware.
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Americans love their automobiles, but not as much as they used to. Nearly seven in 10 drivers enjoy getting behind the wheel, while the rest think it's a chore. In 1991, nearly eight in 10 said they liked driving.
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A lawsuit filed by a two-time drunken driving convict claims a dashboard device intended to stop people from driving while intoxicated can actually be a safety hazard.
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Your car runs on poison, grain alcohol -- and mothballs. Check the ingredients in your tank. By Patrick Di Justo from Wired magazine.
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Once the party's over, make sure you're fit to drive with this iPod accessory. In Gear Factor.
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Binge-drinking is something the &#39;noughties&#39; can claim as its own - although few would want it written into the history books.
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Passengers are being mistakenly stopped. Is the list more annoying than effective?
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Displaying your wealth in a brand new Porsche is no longer enough. Beating Dublin's traffic gridlock by investing in your own taxi licence - as Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary did - doesn't really cut it either.