Samuel Leicht and his buddies were traveling on the highway with plenty of time to kill. So they played the sound track for Broadway’s latest hit The Book Of Mormon, and just for fun, put on this singing performance in the back of the van for the famous opening single Hello that is now going viral.
Chad Walton was driving his pickup truck on the I-526 highway through South Carolina when he approached a very slow North Carolina sheriff’s squad car in the left lane.
After holding up traffic for a while at only 50 MPH, Chad decided to circumvent the cop by passing through the middle and right lane. Once he finally passed all the slow traffic, who did he see quickly pulling up on his right?
Why, it was the sheriff, who decided to pull in front of Chad and stop short, nearly causing an accident.
It’s a good think Chad caught the scene on camera, and now the video is going viral. The brand new video already stands with over a quarter million views, and has already been picked up by Live 5 News.
Peter P. explains, “The officer should have yielded to the motorist. The lane is a passing line. The fact that the officer then proceeded to pass the motorist on the right, then come over into the motorists lane and slowing down was an act of road rage.”
UPDATE: ABC 4 reports the officer has since resigned and has a much different story than the video appears to tell.
The snow in Canada is like the sun in Florida, it has come to be expected. So when Canada is hit with inches of the fluffy white stuff, it’s no big deal.
Schools stay open, stores continue to stock merchandise for sale, and life moves on, thanks mostly to the highway snow removal being so streamed-lined.
In this short video by KRONERrealestate, over six lanes of the slushy, snow blanketed 401 highway in Toronto is cleared for traffic in just moments with a little teamwork and some proper snow removal techniques.
While America is still stuck in the 20th century with crumbling roads and weakened bridges, Europe seems to be moving ahead. The Netherlands is really charging full steam forward into the future with ambitious plans for a futuristic highway system that glows in the dark.
The highway uses special paint that takes in energy during daylight hours, and disperses it at night to illuminate road markings. Even small LED lights on the shoulder have pinwheels to recycle wind energy from passing cars.
This adorably intense CNN video was published online nearly three months ago, but is has started to trend again over the weekend after being featured on Reddit.
In a real life Frogger scene, a momma duck and her ducklings attempt to cross a busy highway. But don’t worry. As Bull88 astutely puts it, “I knew they were all going to make it because the music was happy.”
