Point-to-Point Speeding Cameras on Highways
Rumor: States are installing 'point-to-point' cameras along highways that automatically track and ticket speeding motorists based on the amount of time it takes them to travel between two checkpoints.
Rumor: States are installing 'point-to-point' cameras along highways that automatically track and ticket speeding motorists based on the amount of time it takes them to travel between two checkpoints.
Rumor: Any cars equipped with remote keyless entry systems can be unlocked via cell phone.
Tidbits of whispered wisdom prove popular among the less than automotively inclined.
Rumor: An old bike found junked in a barn turned out to be Elvis Presley's lost Harley.
Is New Year's Day the day of the year on which the most people are killed in automobile accidents?
Was a getaway car struck by lightning after its occupants robbed a church?
Photograph shows a Texas plumber's truck used by militants in Syria.
Mrs. James Brown once tried to beat traffic charges by claiming she was entitled to diplomatic immunity.
A warning about thieves using 'code grabbers' to record remote keyless entry signals is probably less plausible than other methods of stealing cars.
Did pranksters affix a license plate stolen from speed trap camera van to their vehicle?
Speeder caught on photo radar sends picture of money to police, receives picture of handcuffs in return.
Rumor holds that the use of cellular phones poses a danger of touching off explosions at gas stations.