It's very hard for those folks to understand what happens when you drive across America, 90 percent of the territory you drive across will be Trump territory.
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It's a song for a highway drive across the country.
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We'll drive across five lanes of interstate to get cheaper gas.
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UTVs drive across Zuckerberg's pastures in the direction of the mountains.
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What's good on his menu is worth a drive across town.
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I decide to drive across town to go to Pet Smart, too.
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All June needs is to hold tight and drive across the border.
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I drive across town to a cycling studio for my weekly class.
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We drive across the Rockies in a minivan, over high mountain passes.
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These days, in contrast, one can drive across the border without noticing it.
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A 20-minute drive across the border often results in a $10,000 increase.
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During a long drive across Missouri with Democrat Jason Kander, who challenged Sen.
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You rarely fly, or drive across the U.S. border, or enter federal buildings.
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Trucks and emergency vehicles would be allowed to drive across — but not cars.
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So I headed to Huajian Footwear, a short drive across the same neighborhood.
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The one where Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow) and Joey (Matt LeBlanc) drive across the country?
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Jumps in the car herself and lays in her bed as I drive across town.
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I watched the hearse drive across the tarmac until I could no longer see it.
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He will then drive across the border to Nebraska for a political event for Gov.
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It's hard to imagine that just a short drive across the border, Syria is imploding.
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For a lot of families, mine included, holidays were an occasion to drive across the border.
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Many workers from the center drive across sprawling, rural counties in central Tennessee to meet with survivors.
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If I were looking for a guy to drive across the country with, it would be Carson.
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Adults may lament the "absence of future" that afflicts the "strange, beautiful, dark country" they drive across.
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Many paid traffickers to pack them into trucks for the long drive across Libya and the Sahara.
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S.Žukauskas Training Area in Pabradė, about a three-hour drive across Lithuania from the Suwalki border region.
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Why did the S.U.V. drive across at least 75 feet of dirt before plummeting into the ocean?
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A drive across West Texas's vast, oil-rich Permian Basin in late 13 revealed equipment crowding roads.
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Don't drive across it and if there is a barricade up, do not go around that barricade.
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His company has missed a previous self-imposed deadline for having an autonomous Tesla drive across the country.
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But, that said, you can drive across the country in the Titan XD King Cab with no difficulty.
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To keep up with demand, vans drive across as many as a dozen states on a single trip.
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Instead, I'd drive — and drive and drive — across Iowa, Indiana or somewhere in the South, visiting flea markets.
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It's impossible to drive across the state and not be reminded of the first boundlessness of American potential.
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That it's now virtually seamless — that you can drive across without even knowing it — feels close to miraculous.
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The same effect was true for the neighboring states, probably because people drive across state lines to buy cannabis.
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Together, the men drive across the country to get the toy and race home in time for the holiday.
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Opinion It's impossible to drive across the state and not be reminded of the first boundlessness of American potential.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time This car maker is working on a vehicle that can drive across the moon's surface.
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Harry (Billy Crystal) and Sally (Meg Ryan) getting in a car to drive across America in When Harry Met Sally.
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This way, Less can learn more about current traffic, the average time it takes to drive across Paris and more.
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Either that, or you can hop in the car and drive across the border to Ontario or the Maritimes. Tabarnak.
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Together, they drive across the Midwest, paying for their motel rooms and alcohol by selling magazine subscriptions door-to-door.
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One can drive across it and be in two different states at the same time: FM Texas and AM Texas.
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New York can only hike gas taxes so high before everyone starts to drive across the border to New Jersey.
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She didn't know it at the time, but she took that death-defying drive across the Iraqi desert with us.
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Teens can't simply drive across a state border to buy cigarettes (40 percent of Tasmanians have never left the island).
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Organizers are encouraging any Mexican who still haven't voted to drive across the border to vote in person on Election Day.
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Filmmaker Oliver Würffell (in glasses) with the PumpkinsIt takes less than a day to drive across Germany in any given direction.
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So instead of making the short drive across the border to Natchez for the operation, he had to commute 107 miles.
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Machines are starting to take the place of the people who flip burgers, drive across town and, lately, manage stock portfolios.
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Later that night, we were going to drive across the country again to the West Bank, to Bethlehem, for midnight Mass.
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In area, it will be roughly the size of the state of Delaware (which takes two-ish hours to drive across).
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On shopping days, Hallatt would leave at noon to drive across the border and start hitting up Trader Joe's stores in Washington.
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She chose to drive across America to highlight the close relationship between Washington and Riyadh despite the kingdom's abuse of human rights.
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You can sell the cargo legally in Venezuela for $100, or drive across the border to Colombia and sell it for $20,000.
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The family flight to visit to relatives from our home in Southern California spared us a long hot drive across the Southwest.
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As those states come on line, players will likely place bets close to home rather than drive across state lines to Delaware.
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You could drive across America in an hour or so, but you couldn't do anything with all that space until you'd progressed.
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But safety advocates have voiced opposition, arguing that the "riskiest cohort of drivers" should not be empowered to drive across state lines.
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I cheated on Paterson with a visit to Niagara, a drive across the country, then moved on to other countries and continents.
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Parker and Zema, 23 and 15, who have decided to make the long drive across a ruptured nation to see their mother.
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Authorities in San Mateo say they've told their neighbors that the border is open but it's they who don't want to drive across.
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Now that the family is relocating to London full-time, Thomas's Battersea is just a quick drive across the Thames from Kensington Palace.
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With Scoob, G'ma is determined to drive across five states, from Georgia to Mexico, in a large RV. That's a lot of miles!
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Loujain al-Hathloul, for instance, was only 25 when she tried to drive across the border from the UAE and Saudi in 2014.
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One of them lets you play off-track, in a free-play mode where you can drive across any surface and unlock full speed.
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Each slipper is equipped with two tiny wheels, a motor, and sensors to "drive" across the wooden lobby floor using Nissan's ProPilot Park technology.
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In October 2016, Tesla CEO Elon Musk predicted a Tesla would take an autonomous drive across the entire USA by the end of 2017.
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Crossing the border, the vehicle had to drive across a lawn, as there is not a road linking the two sides at that spot.
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Each slipper is equipped with two tiny wheels, a motor and sensors to 'drive' across the wooden lobby floor using Nissan's ProPilot Park technology.
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"We want to connect cities so that you can easily drive across Europe in an electric vehicle," CLEVER Chief Executive Casper Kirketerp-Moeller said.
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Once the roses land in Miami, they get fashioned into bouquets before being loaded onto refrigerated delivery trucks that will drive across the country.
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Glaser says she's seen evidence of poor enforcement when personally witnessing Mercedes-Benz cars drive across the China–North Korean border without license plates.
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"Why wouldn't we pay $300 to go to San Diego, drive across to Mexico and save the system tens of thousands of dollars?" state Rep.
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Take a Forrest Gump-inspired drive across the country in your dinosaur-fueled car or zap across town in your EV for a midnight snack.
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Record a train horn and hit play right as the cars in front of you think it's safe to drive across a set of tracks.
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He puts on some shades — which, paired with the Santa beard, serve as a great disguise — and hops in a taxi to drive across town.
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Along the way, you'll pick up hints about the murder case, and maybe even end up taking a prime suspect for a drive across town.
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Pedestrians should assume that any fallen line is energized and stay at least 20 feet away, while motorists should never drive across downed power lines.
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When they have a new version to test, they drive across the Bay Bridge to the University of California, Berkeley, to get feedback from students.
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After reportedly trying to buy another seat for him, she opted to scrap air travel altogether and just drive across the country to California instead.
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Cut east over Route 253 — a spectacular 16-mile drive across hilltops of moss-draped California live oaks — to Ukiah, Mendocino's 16,4.953-person county seat.
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Hagstrom Miller said doctors are planning to drive across state lines rather than fly, and in some cases are temporarily relocating to serve the clinics.
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In April, municipal officials ushered a group of residents to Andong, a resettlement site for communities displaced by development, about 90 minutes' drive across the city.
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They may already be permitted to operate a commercial motor vehicle in their home state, but this exemption would allow them to drive across the country.
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It'll take you 30 hours to drive across Norway, but your road trip won't need a drop of gas if you're riding in an electric vehicle.
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What good is it if New Jersey closes its bars, if people just drive across to New York or Connecticut to drink and then return home.
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New Yorkers gazed out at the towering new Kosciuszko Bridge as they prepared to drive across the shiny span for the first time on Friday morning.
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His campaign has also launched a $85033 million anti-Trump ad campaign and a $15 million voter registration drive across a group of key battleground states.
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Musk, ever the showman, plans to see one of his cars drive across the country next year without a human doing anything more than enjoying the scenery.
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After all, when you walk or drive across a fresh snowfall, you leave tracks — but what's around you covers the dirty ground and makes everything look new.
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Coming into town on I-30, I drive across Ray Hubbard Lake, a 21,000-acre body of water that at points seems to stretch to the horizon.
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Eric helped his brother drive across the country in 19773 to a new home in Mesquite, Nevada, a retiree community about 21977 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
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If Mr. Scott vetoes the bill, he will encourage people to drive across state lines to get their pot or to continue relying on the black market.
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Senator Edward Robertson of Wyoming called the president's action a "foul, sneaking Pearl Harbor blow," and locals led a cattle drive across the new monument in protest.
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But the state, which takes 10 hours to drive across and nearly 15 to drive from top to bottom, boasts four of the largest cities in the country.
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Chesebro estimates that by using sevoflurane on his patient, the amount of greenhouse gases produced was the same as in a 40-mile drive across the Portland region.
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Only two of its main islands, Malta and Gozo, have a substantial population, and both are so small that it only takes 30 minutes to drive across them.
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It's called VICE Does America, and the hook is, we drive across the country in a broken-down RV and meet a lot of people with controversial politics.
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After that, they have to go to one of the other clinics in the state or drive across state lines, since Louisiana law bans abortion after 20 weeks.
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Eventually 40 of the EVs will be available for tourists to take GPS tours throughout the city — and for the first time drive across the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Later Thursday, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts made the short drive across the street to the Senate, where he was sworn in to preside over the trial.
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Tesla cars, the luxury electric vehicles, can now park themselves in your garage and could also, in a couple of years, drive across the country to pick you up.
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She had her injuries treated at the hospital, and several hours later, when she was able to drive across the busy city, she finally underwent a sexual assault exam.
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When prices are higher in Canada, it would not be difficult for me to take advantage of those price premiums and drive across the border to deliver my wheat.
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But it's a huge deal for hourly employees who have no sick days and don't even have a car to drive across the state to get to a clinic.
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Think about the difference in gas taxes between Virginia and Washington, D.C. That difference leads many people to drive across state lines into Virginia to pay less for gas.
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Advocates invariably compare concealed carry licenses to drivers licenses: Why is the right to self-defense so limited if Americans can drive across the country with just one license?
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The $17 toll to drive across the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge is more than twice the $7.75 toll to take the far more glamorous Golden Gate Bridge to San Francisco.
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Our son, Johnny, has chosen the route from Minneapolis to Fort Collins; he'd like us to cut through South Dakota rather than make the mind-numbing drive across Nebraska.
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She made several phone calls from her hospital bed but could find no one to get the boys, so I left to drive across town and pick them up.
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That isn't to say that regulation is useless; in fact, there's a strong drive across private sector industries to align security efforts with a solid set of best-practices.
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We drive across America each fall from New York to Los Angeles because I love to see this country and you can't see it from 28,000 feet in an airplane.
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While the team will only be a drive across the Bay Bridge, not being able to call the Warriors their own will be sure to sting longtime fans in Oakland.
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When: Opens Wednesday, January 20, 6–9pm Where: Site:Brooklyn (165 7th Street, Gowanus, Brooklyn) There is something about America that inspires people to drive — across states, state lines, the country.
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Here are a few more under-the-radar McDonald's items, although it's best to double-check their availability before you drive across the country for an order of garlic fries.
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The mourners arrived in a convoy of dozens of trucks in Colonia LeBaron on Friday after a five-hour drive across backroads from La Mora, where the victims all lived.
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My mother will pack up her apartment, drive across the country, change her tire, fix the carburetor, unpack the U-Haul, put up the TV cabinets, fix the runny sink.
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Even though Nicaragua is a relatively small country that I could drive across in several hours, it's a place that I can come to know, even with all the turmoil.
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Contraceptive-seeking students often came to the Pullman facility from Washington State University (up the street five minutes) and the University of Idaho (a 15-minute drive across the border).
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A substitute teacher from fall to spring, he must be ready at dawn to get the day's assignment and drive across icy, forested hills to reach classrooms before the first bell.
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"Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) increased by 17.5 percent quarter-on-quarter driven by strong increase in revenue growth and cost optimisation drive across the group," it said.
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He started his hunt in 2001, but it wasn't until 2010 that he settled on Riverside Drive, across the street from Joan of Arc Park, where he used to play football.
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It's not a big deal for women who work salaried jobs and can easily take time off work, drive across the state and pay for a hotel during that waiting period.
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So I plan to drive across the province beginning on March 12, and to visit Montreal, Maniwaki, Hérouxville, Quebec City and Saguenay — five places that tell very different stories about Quebec.
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Online, just a mere mention of the drive across Australia often elicits references to something even more frightening: "Wolf Creek," a well-known Australian horror film about murders in the outback.
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The Chinese government has made the campaign against air pollution a national priority and plans to advance the drive across China, expanding its scope to also include water, soil and waste treatment.
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So someone from Chicago can drive across the border — to Indiana or to other places with lax gun laws — and buy a gun without the legal hurdles he would face at home.
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I get my hair and make up done, we drive across the city, I do the interview, Anderson is lovely, the whole thing takes three hours .... and they don't air the interview.
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" He added: "Two weeks ago, I took the time to drive across the U.S. with my friends and team, to just look and see and think about things in a new way.
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"It puts California back on an equal footing with the other 49 states and means that California cannot dictate what kinds of cars people can drive across the entire country," he said.
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Over 43 days, they will drive across 1,600 grueling, off-road miles in the Nevada and California deserts, where the afternoons can reach 100 degrees and the nights can dip to 241.
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Three years earlier, al-Hathloul, who was studying in the UAE, had been arrested by the Saudis after trying to drive across the border into Saudi Arabia and jailed for 73 days.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of young Indonesians have spearheaded a three-day mass tree-planting drive across the sprawling archipelago in an effort to fight climate change and stop deforestation.
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FROM PEN: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules His new school, Thomas's Battersea, is a short drive across the Thames River from George's new full-time London home, Kensington Palace.
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Penn tried to devise a way to get back to El Chapo, even considering hiding in a friend's trunk for the drive across the border, before finally conceding to conduct the interview remotely.
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On today's episode: Mr. Casey gives his close-up account of what has gone wrong in Venezuela, and he tells us the story of a drive across the country that illustrated the problems.
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The government launched an anti-militant drive across the Muslim-majority nation last month to stamp out the murders, but many of those detained are believed to be ordinary criminals and not Islamic extremists.
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In a few minutes, she'll give me a quick tour of her place before we pile into her manager's SUV to make the half-hour drive across town to her North Hollywood rehearsal space.
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Maysaa Al Amoudi and Loujain Al Hathloul were charged as terrorists and spent 70 days in prison for using social media to post videos of their attempt to drive across the Saudi-UAE border.
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A 225-minute drive across the Alpilles from Saint-Rémy, this little bistro has been a cult destination since the '2011s, attracting a quietly glamorous crowd — despite, or perhaps because of, its homespun rusticity.
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Unlike utilities and charging station startups, electric vehicle makers see fast charging networks not as a profit center, but as a loss-leader needed to persuade customers that electric vehicles can drive across continents.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has initiated a sweeping modernisation drive across all branches of the People&aposs Liberation Army and said "the need to build up a strong navy has never been more pressing."
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My wife and I drive across country every year, and she is very gracious and patient about stopping at these historical sites and at my having a stack of these books in the car.
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The WHO has said it is helping with the purchase and delivery of some 7.2 million vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) in Venezuela and hopes to spread the drive across the country.
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Amaryllis will also do the work for you, though the resulting data is so voluminous — hundreds of gigs — that it often makes sense to ship a drive across the country rather than host the files.
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A dark drive across South Carolina gives the imagination something to do: "a plank of reflective dashes" and "the stink of brine like diesel" mean that we're reading a poem about driving on a bridge.
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But the drive across the Northeast this week is likely to remain a more private affair; Ms. McCray did not share photos from the Italy trip and has not posted to her blog since June.
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Coincidentally, a high school friend of mine decided this year that she would buy a pick-up truck, drive across the country, and start her art career in Montana, painting landscapes in Yellowstone National Park.
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That has everything to do with the fact that we drive across a lot of potholes — it's very bumpy — and things like deep fryers and rice cookers were not created with this use in mind.
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Rather, it will preserve the status quo for entrenched interests, those who work and shop on the north and south ends of the West Florissant corridor, and those who drive across it on their commutes.
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Rafiullah Stanikzai, 30, who works at the United States Institute of Peace, said he would get into a car and drive across the country in winter, stopping along the way where there is deep snow.
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So someone from Chicago can drive across the border — to Indiana or to other places with lax gun laws — and buy a gun without any of the big legal hurdles he would face at home.
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Cadillac's Super Cruise, a truly impressive hands-off highway driving system, got confused and lurched to the left and back again when it couldn't find the lane markings as I began to drive across a bridge.
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The charter is part of a wider empowerment drive across Africa's most industrialized economy designed to rectify the disparities of apartheid that persist more than two decades since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
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Meanwhile the many small landscaping and construction businesses they launched have forged an overdue connection between Gastonia and the new services-based economy of the South, a 20-minute drive across the Catawba river in Charlotte.
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A slow rollout, but if you're tempted to drive across the country to visit one, instead just head north to Canada, we've still got lots of big box Toys R Us stores all over the country.
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One example is the failure to effectively share lists of suspects whose assets have been frozen, making it possible for someone blacklisted to drive across the border and use their bank cards in a neighboring country.
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SocGen's chief executive Frederic Oudea is aiming to put the lender, whose valuation has been penalized by litigation risks, on a more stable footing with a cost-cutting drive across its retail and investment bank activities.
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The human brain is wired for in-person interaction, so happy people will jump at the chance to drive across town to see a friend or meet face-to-face because it makes them feel good.
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A Mercedes S550 can be had for cheaper, has an interior leagues above the Tesla, is bigger, offers more comfort features like massaging seats and can drive across the country with only 5-minute fuel stops.
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There was a 61-year-old ballet teacher from outside Toronto, Kennetha O'Heany, who tried to drive across the border in March to observe a children's ballet class taught by another teacher in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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It's inspired by one of the many vignettes that made up the novel's detours, which serve a similar purpose here, breaking up the stretches of road that Mr. Wednesday (McShane) and Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle) drive across.
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An improved ribbon bridge can support 70 tons or more—enough to carry an M1 Abrams tank—and is solid enough that you've got to drive across in a semitruck to feel it move in the water.
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On Wednesday morning, I asked my staff to post a cautionary video of a truck driver in Florida ignoring flashing lights and lowered crossing gates to drive across the tracks, narrowly avoiding crashing into a Brightline train.
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On the road leading into town, at least a dozen cars had been abandoned in the median — I imagined people trying to drive across the divided highway, getting stuck and then just climbing into someone else's car.
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In the early going, the show took care to try suggesting Jack Bauer really was living in real time; by later seasons, he could drive across major US metro areas at rush hour in about 10 minutes.
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Take the ferry from Coronado's town center to downtown San Diego to explore museums and the lively Gaslamp Quarter, or drive across the bridge for attractions such as Balboa Park's museums, gardens, and renowned San Diego Zoo.
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Ms. Conroy, who lives in Westchester County, said her father was so excited about the bridge's opening in 1955 that he took his family on a drive across the entire length of the New York State Thruway.
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When another driver lets you into their lane or gestures for you to be the first to drive across a four-way stop sign, it's common courtesy to acknowledge these acts of goodwill with a friendly wave.
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Many of the thousands of people waiting in line were among those who drive across the border daily, monitoring wait times the same way commuters in other parts of the country track freeway traffic and train delays.
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"Two weeks ago, I took the time to drive across the U.S. with my friends and team, to just look and see and think about things in a new way," he wrote in a long note to fans.
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"At the end of our trip we decided to drive across the state to Melbourne to visit Bill's dad and stepmom and the rest of the family to have a little download — and my birthday celebration," says Jen.
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Lakhwinder Singh, who drives a taxi in Brooklyn, feared that the prohibitions on the Williamsburg Bridge — which for taxi drivers would mean they could not drive across without a minimum of two passengers — would make his job harder.
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Since the only other options for buying these white power albums at the time was basically by mail order or actually going to the shows, people used to drive across the country to get their hands on his merchandise.
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"Two weeks ago, I took the time to drive across the U.S. with my friends and team, to just look and see and think about things in a new way," he wrote in a message posted to his website.
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VW is in the midst of a cost-cutting drive across the group aimed at making billions of euros of savings, with a particular focus at its namesake brand, whose profit margins have long lagged rivals such as Toyota.
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Zion Kelly's brother is one of two students shot fatally in separate incidents in the past year at Thurgood Marshall Academy, a school attended predominantly by black students that is a short drive across the Anacostia River from the U.S. Capitol.
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Ubiquitous cars and newly developed freeways meant that you could drive across town about as quickly as you can today (maybe faster at rush hour), and newly invented passenger jets could fly from New York to Los Angeles in five hours.
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In the past, they said, countries often failed to share lists of suspects whose assets had been frozen, making it possible for someone blacklisted in one country to drive across the border and use their bank cards in a neighboring country.
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"Right now, if you want to drive across Texas with nobody at the wheel, you're 100 percent legal," said Mr. Levandowski, who as a Google engineer, helped write draft legislation that permitted self-driving vehicles, which later became law in Nevada.
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I had done this drive across the barren west several dozen times times since growing up between Colorado and Nevada and all the road-dog touring, but I got to see it through their eyes for the first time anew.
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"I don't think I've ever made up anything," he tells me as we drive across Miami's 3003th Street Causeway, which takes us past a small island called Bird Key where a climactic scene in his new novel, "Cari Mora," takes place.
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Two new trees had also been planted in the small space between the ditch and the line with the South, the diplomat told Reuters, in an apparent effort to make it more difficult for would-be defectors to drive across the ground.
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China is also famously lax in its enforcement of the UN-backed luxury goods ban on North Korea; Glaser told me during an interview in April that she's seen Mercedes-Benz cars drive across the China–North Korean border without license plates.
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To see what is clearly taking a toll on our planet, you don't need a science degree; you don't need to work as a coastal fisherman; and you don't need to have the time or the means to drive across the country.
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CreditCreditDamon Casarez for The New York Times On a warm, clear evening in March, with the sun still hanging above the horizon, Cassandra Quave climbed aboard a jalapeño-green 4-by-4 and started to drive across her father's ranch in Arcadia, Fla.
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Key suspect in blogger Avijit Roy's murder 'killed in gunfight' The government launched an anti-militant drive across the Muslim-majority nation last month to stamp out the murders, but many of those detained are believed to be ordinary criminals and not Islamic extremists.
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Yes, as soon as my older friends started getting their driver's licenses, we'd drive across the Memorial Bridge out of Alexandria into Washington, DC. I was still pretty young, and felt out of my depths, but that's when I became involved with the actual scene.
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The result: Someone from Chicago can drive across the border — to Indiana or to other places with lax gun laws — and buy a gun without any of the big legal hurdles he would face at home, particularly a background check or paperwork recording the sale.
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Instead, we're presented with about 90 minutes of lengthy scenes and trusted to draw meaning from them — cars falling through melting ice that used to be solid enough to drive across; rolling high seas; icebergs splitting apart; gale-force storms on highways; enormous, breathtaking waterfalls.
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I'm looking toward Lions left fielder Jason Goodyear as I write this, coming off a Gold Glove and a close second place in American League MVP voting, coming off a possible divorce and a lonely drive across the desert in his busted old Jeep.
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" After the exchange, Nelson told reporters, "I think you can be friends with Republicans, I think you can be -- you can drive across the country with Republicans, but I think when it comes to actually effecting legislative change, I don't see it in this Republican Party.
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Spouses can be counted on to throw baby showers for women they barely know, to raise money for the woman with surprise triplets on a private's salary, to drive across town in the middle of the night to talk a fellow caregiver through a particularly rough week.
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Should they succeed, every state could have marijuana laws on the books that deviate from federal law, but people could still be prosecuted if they drive across state lines with their weed, because the total federal ban on marijuana isn't expected to budge any time soon.
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That discussion led to Tuesday, as Mr. de Blasio took the 10-mile drive across the Hudson River from City Hall to Newark to help Mr. Baraka announce a tenant initiative modeled after New York City's, which was believed to be the first in the nation.
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We are a hard working community we put a tremendous amount of resources into the system that we want to make sure that the roads we travel are safe, the bridges that we drive across are sturdy, and the delivery systems such as education provide the highest quality possible.
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The Northeast is stuffed with tiny states that aren't that far apart, and now that two New England states have already legalized, their neighbors can either do the same or watch their residents simply drive across the nearest border, taking hundreds of millions in missed tax revenue with them.
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My thought bubble: I was anxious to try Super Cruise again after a moderately frightening experience more than a year ago when the car got confused and lurched to the left and back again when it couldn't find the lane markings as I began to drive across a bridge.
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I can keep it in my wallet as a fairly menacing form of photo ID. I can rent a car and buy a holster and drive across country wearing my gun under my clothes, as long as I lock it in my trunk before I cross back into California.
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But all that really meant was that the crowds were thinner, the traffic on my drive across most of the country was sparse and while reveling in all the natural beauty that this small country has to offer, I was often left with my thoughts as my only company.
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Most everyone who moves to Sandpoint, population 8,700 — or the surrounding area of Bonner County, population just under 45,613 — has a "Long Bridge story": what it felt like to drive across it for the first time, and the incredible urge to make some part of that place their own.
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She's driven coast to coast across Canada (where she picked up her partner in crime, Maggie, the Wonder Shih Tzu), took an eight-month-long road trip around the US in 2013, and just finished another drive across America—this one coinciding with President Trump's first 100 days in office.
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After an eerie moonlit drive across the Bonneville Salt Flats and the barren pinon-studded hills of eastern Nevada, I arrived at Burning Man just in time for an epic sandstorm of white swirling dust that coated my sleeping bag, tent, clothes, and food in a fine layer of grit.
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Booking a three-week tour a couple months in advance seems like the perfectly responsible (maybe too responsible!) approach for any punk band, but when you set out to drive across several time zones, all the while relying on ambitious teenagers to secure proper venues with working electricity, things can get hairy.
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Why, when UN experts say we have less than 12 years to turn around climate change, does it still make more economic sense for two people to drive across the Bay Bridge between Oakland and San Francisco ($7) than it does for the same two people to take round-trip BART rides ($13)?
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Modern Love I had wanted to cut off all my hair and drive across the country, alone, in celebration of my singlehood — not because being single was new to me, but because it was, I had decided, O.K. Better than O.K., if a single person lived as I would: at large, roaming, free.
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This means a robot could pack this chain-like appendage loose in a container, drive across a factory floor to a bit of machinery, then extend a growing "arm" inside the machinery where it otherwise wouldn't be able to reach to manipulate a control, or to point a sensor to check for damage, for instance.
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Under the bill, a CDL holder under the age of 21 would need to complete 400 hours of apprenticeship training accompanied in the cab by an experienced driver, and demonstrate core competencies in driving and maneuvering skills according to 12 performance benchmarks, before he or she is allowed to drive across state lines without supervision.
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Nieto's atmospherics owe as much to house and hip-hop as they do anything else, with minor refrains that linger as the melody carries on, echoing the hypnotic unease of a long dusk drive across LA. "Like a lot of people in LA, I never felt tied to any single music scene," Nieto says.
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If I had to choose one burger to drive across town for, I'd still probably go with In-N-Out's, if only because of the price: A Calidouble is $4.99 before tax (at least at their Seattle location; as of this writing, the Pasadena menu is still in the works), compared to In-N-Out's double double at $3.60.
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Jenna Mahoney, travel editor for Bridal Guide magazine, says one of the most memorable, once-in-a-lifetime trips is with Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, which offers a famous vintage car for honeymooners to drive across the country for a road trip, staying at three properties along the way: Four Seasons Hotel Milan, Four Seasons Hotel Firenze and Grand-Hotel du Cap-Ferrat.
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David Petraeus, says that after graduating from business school four years ago, he made the choice to head westward rather than return to D.C. "I decided It would be more interesting to do what so many have done before me, and throw my stuff in the back of my trunk and drive across the country to Los Angeles," he says.
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Tesla says it's creating the new fee so it can reinvest in its network of supercharging stations — not so that it can boost its profits: Today, more than 4,600 Superchargers allow over 160,000 Tesla owners to drive across the continental U.S., from the Arctic Circle to the south of Spain, and across all of the population centers in China and Japan, among many other places.... Our intention has always been for Supercharging to enable long-distance travel.
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This bill also fixes that technicality in the existing rules that allows a driver under 21 to take an eight or more hour drive across a long state like Florida or Tennessee, but doesn't allow for a 14-mile drive from Virginia to Washington DC. Under the legislation, once a driver has met the requirements to obtain a CDL, they may begin a two-step program of additional training which includes rigorous performance benchmarks that each candidate must achieve.
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The store's debut is one of hundreds that Aldi, the German discount grocer, has planned as part of a $3.4bn expansion drive across the US. The company, looking to capitalise on the annual sales spike for America's independence day, introduced itself in the suburb of New York as the "first stop 2600th of July shop", filling the store with promotions for ground beef at $235 a pound, star-spangled-banner bamboo torches and patriotic citronella candles.
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