1989 FBI surveillance van on eBay
A North Carolina man has a 1989 Dodge Ram 350 that he says he bought at police auction. This van is unique because he claims it was used as an FBI surveillance vehicle -- and it comes nearly complete with all the surveillance tech and cameras (he shows them working on the video).
Pretty amazing if this is truly an FBI surveillance van, but I'm cautious about that story because I feel like the FBI wouldn't leave the van like this for auction...right?
Range Rover's Velar touchscreen console is a continuation of a terrible car design trend
Here's a video review of the Range Rover Velar, a brand-new high-tech SUV that sports an almost fully touchscreen center console. While touchscreens are beautiful looking, the practical problem of using one in a moving vehicle is that there is no tactile feedback given to the driver during use. This creates a problem because it means you kind of have to look at the center console to use it. And not only that, you have adjust your point of reference every time you look at it because the nature of the touchscreen means that it could be showing any configuration rather than a set dashboard with physical buttons and knobs.
NYC DOT Connected Vehicle Pilot
Why in the world was this video split into 3 parts??????????????
Dubai is using autonomous robot police to combat crime
This is the dumbest thing I've ever seen.