The 5 Things To Look For When Buying A Dash Cam
Dash cams are crucial for safety and awareness on the road. Here are the five things you should look for when choosing which dash cam to purchase.
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Is Boeing Still America's Top Airplane Manufacturer?
Boeing has faced a lot of setbacks in the last few years, so it's a logical question to ask. And a surprising contender has overtaken Boeing in one key way.
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Ford Once Made A Mile-Long Factory To Build Bombers Faster Than Anyone Thought Possible
Cars and airplanes may not seem a natural mix, but during World War II Ford built a huge factory to make bombers. In the process, it spawned a pop-culture icon.
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Fordite Is Automotive Overspray Turned Into Art
While some car paint jobs can look like a work of art, today, vintage automotive overspray is used to create actual art. Here's a look at the gem-like fordite.
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Every State Where Motorcycle Lane Filtering Is Legal
Lane filtering on a motorcycle is legal in some U.S. states. But which ones? And is lane filtering safer than making motorcyclists stay in traffic?
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Here's How I Would Fix KTM If I Were In Charge
For starters, and sorry if this was already brought up, but has KTM tried increasing revenue?
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Why The Boeing 737 Flies In Circles To Burn Off Fuel Instead Of Dumping It
The simplest way to get rid of excess fuel is to dump it, so why doesn't Boeing's 737 do that? And what are the consequences if a plane dumps fuel over land?
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The F-35 Is Losing The (Trade) War
American allies around the world, once eager to replace their own aging fighter fleets, are suddenly hesitating on purchases or even canceling orders altogether
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Air Force Thunderbirds Shatter Windows In Chicago, May Have Gone Supersonic
This would not be the first time the Thunderbirds have made an oopsie like this.
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Spirit Airlines Flew A Plane Over Hurricane Erin, Promises It Was Fine
A pair of pilots decided to brush the edge of a massive storm at sea.
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James Webb Telescope Discovers New Moon In Our Solar System
Just six miles in diameter, our little neighbor is so small that no telescope has been powerful enough to notice it orbiting around Uranus.
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Billy Joel Closing 20th Century Cycles, Selling Collection Due To Brain Disorder
No, the Piano Man hasn't lost his reason. The same medical issue that has made Billy Joel cancel concerts is forcing him to sell his vast motorcycle collection.
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Starlink Wants An Exemption From South Africa's Laws About Black Ownership
SpaceX is functionally asking for the entire telecoms industry -- not just Starlink -- to be granted the same exemptions as the automotive industry.
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Are CFMotos Reliable? Here's What Owners Say
CFMoto ATVs and motorcycles cost less than bigger-name brands, but what are you trading off to get that nice price? Owners say there are pros and cons.
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British Airways Pilot Suspended For Leaving Cockpit Door Open So His Family Could Watch Him Fly
The airline lifted the pilot's suspension after its investigation found no security risk.
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50% Steel And Aluminum Tariff Expands To Motorcycles And More
This is another level of needless complexity in an already convoluted arrangement of taxes and tariffs.
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New 'Road Kings' Video Game Will Finally Let Me Storm Chase In A Semi
The game puts you in the shoes of a baby-faced owner-operator to build a reputation and stop an evil corporation as you carry loads across the American South.
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F-15's Ride-Along Passenger Hits Eject On The Ground, Oops
So it would be super embarrassing if instead you ejected... while still on the ground. That would be very bad and dumb. Whoopsie.
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Putin Surprises Alaskan Ural Owner With Free Bike, And No There's Nothing Weird About That At All, Why Would That Be Weird?
Apparently an interview the already Ural-owning man did with Russian journalists about his bike went viral in the country, prompting the new gift.
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China On Track To Beat NASA To Moon After Lunar Lander Test
The successful Lanyue test and last week's test firing of the Long March 10's center core show that China's lunar program is on pace to meet its deadline.
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People Are Waiting To Buy Plane Tickets Until The Last Minute As Economic Uncertainty Abounds
This is making for a nervous aviation industry, which may not be able to accurately forecast what demand will be in the coming months.
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How Does A Slipper Clutch Work On A Motorcycle?
Isn't a slipping clutch a bad thing? It is, but a slipper clutch isn't slipping in the way you're thinking.
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Micromobility Isn't A Problem In Cities, It's A Solution
E-bikes, electric scooters, and other powered forms of micromobility are sweeping America's cities, and for good reason.
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Boeing 757 Engine Bursts Into Flames Mid-Flight, Forcing Emergency Landing In City Without Enough Hotel Rooms For Everyone
A Condor Airlines spokesperson said the engine fire was caused by "a chemical reaction that happened inside the combustion chamber."
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Striking Air Canada Flight Attendants' Union Told Labor Relations Board To Suck It And Reached A Deal Anyway
This marks a major win for the flight attendants and workers in general.
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Boeing Is Quietly Building Self-Piloting Submarines: Here's Why
The aerospace manufacturing giant makes more than just planes. Among its many projects, it has developed a line of autonomous uncrewed underwater vehicles.
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Man Scammed Out Of $17,000 After Calling United Airlines Customer Service
United Airlines is investigating the incident, and the victim hopes that the airline will cover the lost $17,000.
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