Cruise down this big open road for the weirdest news about driving . . . and drivers.
A Utah motorist was arrested after allegedly pulling a gun on another motorist and asking if he had any "Grey Poupon."
Maybe he lost his shirt in a casino.
A Russian driver, accused of drunk driving, struck a traffic officer and then drove more than half a mile with the cop clinging to the roof of the car.
Drivers in New Zealand are loading their cars with blow-up dolls, shop mannequins, and even dressing dogs as children to skirt high-occupancy lane rules.
A car dealer in Missouri says sales are souring now that he's promising a handgun or $250 gas car with every purchase.
A motorist in Britain let authorities know what he thought of the prying eye of the police camera at a Northumberland intersection . . . And, yes, there is photographic evidence.
A truck carrying Jello-O flipped over on I-95 in Florida, leaving a countless number of commuters late for dessert.
Iraq certainly has problems like car bombs and civil disorder, cops there are cracking down on drivers who don't buckle up.
A panicked moth reported the kidnapping of their 7-year-old boy, whom she had left sleeping in her car while she ran up to her apartment. What she didn't realize was that she was parked in a fire lane. The was was almost impounded, with the napping kid.
Detroit police say a 27-year-old man wearing makeup, a "flowery blouse and a matching flowery women's bra," crashed into a lingerie shop. The man allegedly said the shop had refused to hire him.
