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2 days ago |
the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela
DRIVERS were warned that a dangerous stunt could have caused serious consequences. Someone had planted spikes that were found on several roads for unsuspecting vehicles to run over. Hundreds of nails were stuck point-up along several roadways in Cape Cod early Friday, according to the Falmouth Police Department.
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2 days ago |
the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela
MULTIPLE auto giants including Ford and Dodge have recalled 200,000 vehicles over concerning defects. It comes after the car manufacturers admitted some of their models experienced engine issues and brake failures. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is charged with delivering alerts about automobile safety and regulations. Last week, the NHTSA informed drivers that several major car companies were dealing with recalls that affected thousands of vehicles.
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2 days ago |
the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela
A POPULAR rideshare service has been sued over claims it charged customers without their consent and failed to deliver promised savings. The company is also accused of making it difficult for users to cancel the service despite promising they could at any time. On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission pursued legal action against Uber over its Uber One subscription service. Uber One was meant to provide extra benefits to Uber customers, like savings on rides and Uber Eats deliveries.
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2 days ago |
the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela
DRIVERS could be in danger of being fined and towed if they violate a new parking rule. Those who neglect to follow the law could face a $250 fine. Maryland lawmakers introduced a bill that would prevent boat owners from parking on public streets after a slurry of neighborhood complaints, as reported by NBC affiliate WRC-TV. The bill, introduced by Eric Olson, stated that boats parked on public streets were a safety hazard to other drivers and pedestrians.
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2 days ago |
the-sun.com | Teresa Mettela
DRIVERS and frequent fliers have been slammed with a devastating price hike at a major airport. In a few weeks, travelers will be asked to pay over $100 a day to park their cars before a flight. This is the first time in eight years that the airport will increase its prices for parking at airport-run lots and decks, as reported by The Atlanta-Journal Constitution.
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