In practical terms, that means driving past a Vigilant-linked camera might flag a car to ICE, but driving past an ICE camera won't flag a car to everyone else using the system.
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"It felt like a bulldozer was driving past," he said.
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Video shows its rival, a new Porsche Taycan, driving past it.
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Some motorists driving past the scene ducked behind their steering wheels.
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It's like watching a car crash as you're driving past it.
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Melissa McCarthy as Sean Spicer "driving" past our window this morning.
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She was driving past houses that had been reduced to ashes.
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Dozens of locals can be seen driving past the macabre display.
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Driving past those places I still shudder, mostly without consciously remembering why.
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Instead of driving past it again, Mayer and a friend went inside.
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The clip shows an apparent military vehicle driving past the civilian truck.
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She told them she had been driving past a quarry on Dec.
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"Driving past the shop, I saw her standing outside," Mr. Tancer said.
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That Credits Scene: Yes, those were the doctors driving past Owen and Annie.
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Emma Cline remembers driving past San Quentin State Prison in Marin County, Calif.
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We just saw him in our golf cart as we were driving past!
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In September, Jordan was driving past cops and allegedly shouted homophobic slurs at them.
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The bizarre moment was spotted by Jonno Seidler who was driving past the hotel.
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I hope to walk out without helicopters circling overhead and armed agents driving past.
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A Wondagurl beat that sounds like 240s driving past starts playing from the ceiling speakers.
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A Porsche Taycan can be seen driving past the stationary Model S at one point.
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Driving past a stray animal on your way to work can make you feel hopeless.
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"The grandfather there committed suicide after the disaster," he says, driving past an old house.
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It's sunny this morning, so I take the long way, driving past the pastures of sheep.
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Officer David Starling noticed a black BMW sport utility vehicle driving past him, the police said.
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It missed its real target, the local security chief, who was driving past in his convoy.
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But this — shooting Black Panther and then driving past the Klan —that's what change feels like.
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One day, I was driving past the liquor store and saw his car parked out front.
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In May 2011, President Barack Obama made the same trip by motorcade, driving past cheering crowds.
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"They spread like measles," he said later, driving past a large white house with three chimneys.
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Driving past a for-sale sign, Mr. Tan called and bought the nearly burned-out building.
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Juan de Dios Fuentes claimed the trucking driving past his property had attacked him days earlier.
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Police say a woman driving past veered across lanes into the SUV and then flipped her car.
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After driving past tents, camels and sand dunes for about an hour, we took a sharp left.
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So listen closely to the cars driving past your window, or the whir of your washing machine.
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One moment you're driving past a strip mall; the next, you're watching horses graze in someone's backyard.
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Forrest tied the game at 58 with 38 seconds left with a layup driving past two defenders.
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He was subsequently arrested again for violating the restraining order against him by driving past the actress' house.
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Brenda Abreu and her boyfriend, David Martinez, 34, were driving past that spot at precisely the worst moment.
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Had you been driving past, you might have thought you'd stumbled onto the set of a zombie film.
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Maybe while you are walking around the modern streets of Chicago you see gangsters driving past with tommy guns.
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As president, Trump still loves driving past the lines of people on the street on the way to rallies.
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Sometimes I would hear him driving past my apartment building in his silver sports car with its distinctive downshift.
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Driving past it, one could assume it's just another place for housing and not a remarkable piece of history.
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The sedan crept out of the city, driving past the boxy, Soviet-era cars that crowded the narrow streets.
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Police are seen walking and driving past the surveillance camera in the hours before and after the gunshots rang out.
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The larger Greek boat also sought to tip the migrants into the water by driving past them at high speed.
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The ads are targeted at the wealthy summer crowd driving past, often very slowly, in the notoriously congested Hamptons traffic.
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This is real," the brief clip shows a Model 3 driving past people and saying, "Well, don't just stand there.
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On Wednesday, the former Today show and MSNBC anchor shared a photo of herself driving past the NBC studios in Manhattan.
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Listening to Miguel; driving past open fields with the sun on my face — if only all trips could start this way.
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A woman and her husband (their names were also redacted) were driving past the dealership when they thought they heard firecrackers.
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After driving past fields of snow-dusted gravestones, the cab came to an abrupt halt in the middle of the road.
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Former President Barack Obama used a motorcade for the same trip in May 2011, driving past cheering crowds on London streets.
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" ____ Ms. Whitefield left home one morning late last summer, driving past a church with a sign that read, "Jesus Heals Broken Hearts.
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Consider Joseph's ominous threat to Madeline when she talks about how his wife, Tori (Sarah Sokolovic), was slowly driving past Madeline's home.
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Broomfield appears in the documentary quite frequently, knocking on doors and driving past the serial killer's house to speak to his family.
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Billboards are set to be able to personalize their advertising to the type of person walking or driving past, according to Roytman.
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Several months before they were arrested, Shazib Khan recorded a video of a car driving past the House of Commons in Westminster.
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Happy Thursday and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're being serenaded by the sounds of constant sirens driving past The Hill newsroom.
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We're told Harvey yelled to her, "You're making it worse" ... and then flagged down a random vehicle driving past, begging for a ride.
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"It's fun driving past gas stations knowing we won't need those services, after having grown up being so dependent on them," he said.
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The man who took the photo of the new billboard told BuzzFeed News that his son pointed out the image while driving past.
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On Thursday, Jon Halapio was in his car on Route 3, slowly driving past people as they picked money up off the ground.
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Sometimes she'll be at a mall, and she'll walk into a Kay; or she'll be driving past a Jared, and she'll pull over.
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Border Patrol agents regularly travel the dusty area, driving past the Rivas family's dilapidated shack that used to operate as a souvenir store.
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The ranches are private and sit far off the main roads, in some cases miles off, and are impossible to assess by driving past.
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FridgeCam's creators tell me the app will also send geotagged notifications whenever you're driving past a grocery store so you can replenish your fridge.
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He then takes Rachel to where he grew up, driving past boarded-up houses and narcing out someone he says is a drug dealer.
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Nicholson said he first saw the woman — whose identity has not been released — when he was driving past the bridge shortly before 6.p.m.
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They are driving past the caravan park again now, where the smooth curved roofs of the caravans glow with reflected moonlight, white like fingernails.
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Even better than driving past them is walking among them, taking time to gape at these elephantine cactuses that may live for 200 years.
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While my friend and I were stopping in Jubbah to see some ancient petroglyphs, a man sitting in a courtyard saw us driving past.
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This at least is what I tell myself as I'm driving past the exit for Flushing and Little Pepper is still another 15 minutes away.
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Two people were reportedly injured at the time, according to Huffington Post, along with a motorist who suffered shrapnel wounds while driving past the explosion.
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I am the kind of scared-of-flying where driving past Heathrow makes me feel sick, where watching flying on TV gives me cold sweats.
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Introducing the #DriveByDunkChallenge, in which a teen driving past a basketball hoop must pull over, grab his or her basketball and perform a slam dunk.
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On the car ride there, I remembered driving past a line of people waiting to brunch on my way to the post-election Women's March.
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Some say the campers have cursed at them for driving past without picking them up, or yelled at them while they were cycling or hiking.
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He noted, while driving past sushi joints and fitness centers, how quickly his neighborhood was changing, but said that was not necessarily a bad thing.
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When they arrived, he was nowhere to be seen, but Ostrem&aposs distinct red car was spotted driving past the apartment complex just before 8 a.m.
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Witnesses told cops someone driving past the bash fired multiple shots -- however, once on the scene, cops found no victims and no evidence of the shooting.
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They'll fly 1,000 to 2,000 feet above ground and will be quieter than a helicopter, producing half the noise of a truck driving past a house.
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Chandra was lucid enough to tell his uncle, who came 10 minutes later, that they had been shot by two men driving past on a motorcycle.
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With five seconds left, he was driving past Hezonja the same way he has hundreds of times, thousands of times, in games with far higher stakes.
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"Musk also shared a short video clip of a Model 3 driving past pedestrians while appearing to say: "Well don&apost just stand there, get in!
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BERLIN, N.Y. – The idea came to Michael D&aposAgostino as he was driving past a beautiful farm and imagined what it would be like to camp there.
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Driving past fields of juvenile cotton plants as we drew closer to Oxford, Laymon issued a quick note of caution about the "brutal niceness" of the town.
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Later we'll find out what it represents, and why Mary happens to be driving past it on a cold evening when her truck has a flat tire.
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The man who confronted Kelley had help from another local resident, Johnnie Langendorff, who told KSAT TV that he was driving past the church as the shooting happened.
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The man who confronted Kelley had help from another local resident, Johnnie Langendorff, who told KSAT TV that he was driving past the church as the shooting happened.
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Green losing half a step would mean the difference between being able to corral an attacking point guard on a switch and that point guard driving past him.
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When I graduated from CalArts, I lived in Los Angeles, sometimes eking by on $100 a week, driving past movie studios and wondering when I'd be let in.
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When Mr. Trump landed at the base, he took a 15-minute tour of the damage, driving past buildings that still had boarded-up windows and battered facades.
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In Seattle, where all these pieces have converged, housing officials were recently driving past neighborhoods their map doesn't identify, into "opportunity areas" where families have begun to move.
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"Everybody is back to work," Mr. Neufeldt said recently, driving past once-closed plants lining county roads, their lots full of employees' vehicles and, in many, newly manufactured R.V.s.
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The detector is so powerful, the scientists had to make sure it hadn't been affected by things like the vibration from a truck driving past over a kilometer away.
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At a ceremony in May, Marzano recalled driving past the Ford as construction began in late 2015 and thinking "some lucky captain" would get to be its first skipper.
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Instead, I found myself driving past suburban cul-de-sacs, lined with tidy houses, lawns and miniature palm trees, until I reached a small bungalow overlooking a forested canyon.
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"This is a very racialized atmosphere — the rich, white billionaire going to save the black folks," he said while driving past boarded-up homes and shuttered churches and shops.
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Those driving past got out their phones and shot video of cars and trucks pulling over, with people jumping out to try to scoop up bills blowing in the wind.
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But a recent video that shows a Tesla Model S driving past cars powered by internal-combustion engines in a flooded Kazakhstan tunnel could influence that perception, according to Electrek.
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But these two cheeky pants decided to make the best of it — by driving past innocent residents in the pouring rain and giving them the tire-splashing of a lifetime.
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When I see one when I'm driving past on the highway, they remind me of these giant pigs laying on their sides, with the trucks kind of suckling at them.
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Clements, a fire weather researcher at San Jose State University, and his team arrived around 1 am, driving past fire engines and evacuating locals as they steered toward the blaze.
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It often places those showrooms in clusters, to appeal to shoppers whose interest may be piqued by driving past one, but who may not be quite ready to buy drapes.
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Bryant said she got emotional while driving past Princess Anne Middle School, where city officials had gathered the night before to tell victim's families news that no one wants to hear.
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His German team mate, behind Hamilton on the road, improved on his final lap to seize pole despite onboard footage showing Rosberg driving past 'double waved' yellow flags, prompting the investigation.
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This 1927 photo shows automobiles driving past the Chicago Coliseum which was the site of all Republican conventions from 1904 to 1920, as well as, Teddy Roosevelt's 1912 Bull Moose convention.
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According to the Arizona Daily Star, earlier this month, 21-year-old Cross Scott was driving past a white sedan parked on the side of the road with its hazard lights on.
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Like a wolf separating the weakest sheep from the herd, James would force Miles out toward the top of the key, and then toy with him before driving past him for dunks.
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Like driving past a fatal car crash on the highway, we have the luxury to continue on our way, with no impact on our lives, despite the horrors we have just passed.
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The funeral procession carrying Ali's coffin was still nearly five hours away from driving past the corner in the heart of the West End, about a mile from where Ali grew up.
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"It's part of our daily life now — you're always either walking or driving past someone who is homeless," said Ms. Chavarria, a 37-year-old single mother who works in human resources.
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Though most of his recent posts have been filled with excitement, Star said in an Instagram video on Sunday that some fans have been driving past his new home and taking photos.
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"He thought it was a piece of driftwood as they were driving past on the work truck," Jones' partner Linette Grzelak, who posted the photos of the fish on Facebook, told CNN.
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Google showed people driving past rainbow pride flags, walking into their homes past hanging mezuzas, and making dinner with a photogenic group of multiethnic friends that would make any network sitcom proud.
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Spikes showed up during a few overnight tests that Alibay had to track down, eventually determining they were caused by either a car driving past the facility or someone closing a magnetic door.
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Many home sellers don't want them anyway because they don't want to be bothered by buyers driving past, or they fear a sign may tip off burglars that they're frequently not at home.
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That means that while you might have seen a physical Waymo vehicle driving past you, the real ground work has been laid in digital spaces that are governed by the laws of game engines.
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Driving past the club, we picked up the signal for a Wi-Fi-enabled combination printer and scanner that has been accessible since at least February 2016, according to a public Wi-Fi database.
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"So we'll just cram it all in," he says, driving past a group of people camped on the side of the road offering free gas and rations, the only sign of activity in sight.
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As the vehicle spent hours driving past swamps and billboards for accident lawyers, Ms. Feeney Barry balanced a laptop on her knees and watched how the truck's sensors interpreted the road and nearby cars.
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"You don't want to be the one that lost your family's farm," he said, driving past the house built by his great-great-grandfather that now stands across the street from his hemp field.
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But the Bears responded with a 21-5 run, with Motley, who was named the most valuable player of the tournament, driving past Anas Mahmoud for a go-ahead dunk with 2:53 left.
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We walk there — I don't own a car in the city because I hate driving — and along the way, some people who recognize me will say hello, and people driving past will honk their horns.
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He explained that climate poses risks that are easy for outsiders to see—when you're reading about historic droughts in the newspaper and driving past acres of withered crops, it seems crazy to plant orchards.
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Much like driving past a powerful radio station's antenna in your car and getting static on the radio, Ligado's high-power signals would bleed over and disrupt GPS receivers, sometimes within miles of their antennas.
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"There is a fire, and I'm not sure which way to go," Kwok said in an Instagram video — even though he was standing on a major road, with at least one truck driving past him.
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And then, Nook jumps out of the black car, runs toward the intersection, fires what looks like one shot at a car driving past, and then turns around and runs back in the other direction.
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Dotson was driving past his high school on Sunday when he noticed the American flag hovering dangerously close to the ground, so he stopped his car and held the flag, while calling his grandmother for assistance.
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He is quick to point out that you can spend seven hours there driving past absolutely nothing, and that he did this on a bus playing the film "Austenland" for a group of uncomprehending Chilean miners.
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Three days later, two young married couples were driving past an abandoned TNT plant near Point Pleasant described seeing a six- or seven-foot-tall creature with wings folded against its back, according to American Hauntings.
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You've done it yourself, circling the block four times, driving past the restaurant that might or might not hold the reservation you're already late for, praying somebody leaves so you can grab a spot at a meter.
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TMZ spoke to one of the witnesses who says he and a couple friends were driving past a Salt Lake City car wash around 6 AM Wednesday when they saw a woman swinging wildly at her kids.
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"When the OSP and FBI Bomb Technicians arrived at the property, they noted a mini van parked in a manner as to prevent vehicles from driving past the front gate," Special Agent Jeffrey Gray wrote in a complaint.
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Viewing Fires on Another Shore feels a bit like wondering why drivers rubberneck, then rubbernecking yourself when driving past an accident: you know that your action is inconsiderate, if not imprudent, but in the moment it feels irresistible.
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Wayne Winters has been strolling the streets near his home in Farr West, Utah, since mid-October, wearing a huge sign he hopes will be seen by the right person among the hundreds of cars driving past him.
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Footage on state television on Monday showed four small children looking from the window of one bus as it prepared to depart, and another driving past an immense billboard depicting Assad's father, who ruled Syria from 1971-2000.
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With the exception of going to Emo Night and driving past any street called Ocean Avenue, when was the last time anyone really thought about Yellowcard, one of the most mediocre bands of our collective early-aughts emo phase?
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UNTIL his death in 1953, Douglas Southall Freeman, a historian and writer who venerated the Old South, would tip his hat to Robert E. Lee when driving past the towering statue of the Confederate general on Richmond's Monument Avenue.
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Skrillex, driving past in a golf cart, saw this bacchanalian monstrosity, joined the party, and at Mija's invitation, did a back-to-back deep-house set with her that went viral and launched the career of a promising new DJ talent.
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They say that the US-Nigerien convoy never actually stopped in their village, but was merely driving past when shots were fired from the school building -- a single mud room on the outskirts, opposite the side that we approached from.
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Pimlico Race Course, the track that hosts the Preakness Stakes, is less than a mile from the Park Heights neighborhood where Simpson and I are speaking, but getting there means driving past liquor store after liquor store, bail bondsman after bail bondsman.
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I tell her a story of driving past a field of my mother's favorite flower last spring and how I had to pull over because I began crying so much that the road in front of me became a single blur of darkness.
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Murnane had always been attracted to the country, and the first time he visited Giles, driving past the town graveyard, he had a premonition, "calmly and wordlessly," he later wrote, "as one understands things in dreams": That's where my ashes will lie.
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GMT A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman told Mashable, ""We received a call from a member of the public who was driving past the park and was concerned that there was someone sat on a bench, not moving and covered in snow.
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Driving past what appears to be normal traffic on his way to Eastern Ghouta the outskirts of the capital -- besieged for six years and subject to incessant regime bombing -- the Syrian President is cavalier about his re-entry into newly recaptured territory.
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Her campaign manager, Bettina Weiss, was driving her to a pig-roast fund-raiser for Senator Mark Warner, driving past wheat fields and granaries, much of them owned by Republican voters, as Spanberger tried to figure out how strongly she felt about this breaking news.
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Urofsky borrows from Thomas Kane, of the Brookings Institution, an analogy to handicapped parking spaces: a driver looking to park who does not have a permit might feel "excluded" driving past an empty handicapped spot, but he or she usually finds a place to park.
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A few weeks earlier, Mr. Levitt had tried to gather information about the property, driving past it after a snowstorm to see if the mail had been collected and the snow had been shoveled, or any other evidence that someone might still live there.
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"I'm not a perfectionist," Nacho Alegre, the Barcelonese polymath — magazine editor, photographer, bar owner, creative director — said recently, driving past pig farms and citrus trees to his home in La Tallada d'Empordà, a medieval village in the Girona province of Catalonia, an hour and a half northeast from Barcelona.
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Because I wanted to understand the relationship between the Idaho he left at 18 — though he returns yearly to visit his parents and brother — and the theatrical one he has been creating since, we spent three days driving past and through the towns, businesses and roadside attractions that have shaped his work.
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He specifically asks Kalanick and Green: "Regrettably, African Americans and other racial minorities have long experienced discrimination when attempting to hail a taxi directly from the curb, with cabs either driving past African-American customers or refusing to accept passengers traveling to certain neighborhoods," Franken wrote in the letter addressed to Kalanick and Green.
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In Boston, driving past Boston Common on Friday, Ryan Woods, a spokesman for the city's Parks Department, noticed about a half-dozen people skating on the Public Garden lagoon, which is a site for swan boats in the summer but was not outfitted with an artificial freezing system and stopped being an authorized skating rink in the '90s.
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Istanbul 1 GREECE Aegean Sea TURKEY Athens 2 Istanbul 1 GREECE Aegean Sea TURKEY Athens 22 Using footage supplied to several media outlets, The Times has also established that the Greek Coast Guard, nominally a lifesaving institution, fired shots in the direction of migrants onboard a dinghy that was trying to reach Greek shores early this month, beat them with sticks and sought to repel them by driving past them at high speed, risking tipping them into water.
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Winner's Activity: DQ crushes Del Taco's dick in a freezer door; Pizza Hut surrounds Five Guys employees with their cars and turns up Korn until they can't find the fryer traps; Taco Bell infects Bojangles' water supply with Fire Sauce and airborne herpes; Arby's buttbeats Zaxby's with their unending reams of ass-colored double meat; Taco Cabana can't stand up from the death sweats you get just driving past a Popeyes; Chick-fil-A CEO Truett Cathy begs God to kill anyone with a rattail, eliminating CiCi's workforce instantaneously; Wendy's reopens the nacho/chili/potato buffet they had in the 90s and whops Panda Express in the breasts; Mrs.
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