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How To Fix A Sagging Headliner Without Ripping It Out Or Paying A Shop - Jalopnik

Sat, 11 Jul 2026 16:25:00 +0000

It may surprise you to learn that most writers for automotive websites do not live a rich and glamorous lifestyle. Shocking, we know. There have been times when cars didn't start to become affordable to us until they had already outlived all their warranties. That means most of us here know the frustration of riding around with ceiling fabric falling on our heads. So, what's the answer when your car's headliner starts sagging? Do you have to rip the whole thing out or even take it to a shop? Let's face it, if we had money to throw around like that, we probably wouldn't be driving a car that old in the first place. Fortunately, there are fixes you can try before resorting to paying a pro to take care of it.

The Move Over Rule Exists In All 50 States And 1/3 Of Drivers Still Ignore It - Jalopnik

Sat, 11 Jul 2026 15:25:00 +0000

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In 2022, the AAA studied footage from traffic cameras across the country. Study authors were looking at the scenes of accidents as well as road construction, cops pulling over drivers, and where tow trucks were extracting disabled cars. But they weren't idly observing service personnel — they were trying to discern compliance with so-called move-over laws that legislators have put on the books across all 50 states. These statutes, at a minimum, require drivers to move out of the adjacent lane when passing emergency vehicles with flashing lights. What the AAA study authors found after looking at footage of over 12,000 cars passing emergency and other vehicles was pretty pitiful compliance: One-third of drivers simply ignored these laws.

A Flock Camera Error Ended With An Auto Journalist Detained By Police Over A 'Stolen' Range Rover - Jalopnik

Fri, 10 Jul 2026 19:25:00 +0000

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We've talked a lot about Flock cameras and the dangers they can pose to your privacy, but as one fellow automotive journalist recently found out, they can actually pose a physical danger as well. The Drive's Director of Content and Product (and one of my dear friends), Joel Feder, and his wife found themselves on the wrong end of a very intense police detention situation after Flock AI surveillance cameras mistakenly pinged the license plate on the back of the Range Rover press car he was testing as stolen.