Continuing the topic of bad drivers. Today we have a driver who lost something on the way. Let's just say the road to resting in peace was a bumpy one.

It has got to be a woman driver who else would take off with the fuel hose still attached to their car?

I found a lot of good forklift safety material on http://www.liftright.net and good driving information at http://www.ezee.ca and there is a road safety blog at http://road-safety.blogspot.com/.

I think it's clear who drives this car :)

Juan Campos who was drunk and sleeping behind the wheel crashed into a group of cyclists near the US-Mexican border. One cyclist was killed and 10 were injured. The accident happened on the highway between Playa Bagdad and Matamoros.You can see how the cyclists and their equipment is being tossed into the air like matches. DM

Some photo of really amazing drives.

A man was pulled over by the police for erratic driving in Texas. You can imagine the shock of the policeman when he saw the passenger.As it turned out the driver was wanted over a burglary and he was also charged with illegal possession of an alligator.The driver, William Johnson said he found the 6ft gator by the side of the road in Brazoria, near Houston, Texas. I can understand that a gator makes a much better car guard than a dog but what I'm really interested in is how he managed to get the reptile in his car without it tearing his arms off.

This is why men make fun of women drivers

Experts announce that repeated sun exposure through the car's side windows is to blame for that.Most glass used for windows blocks UVB rays that cause sunburn but not deeper penetrating UVA rays. Window glass, in this case, in the car, does not prevent damage from UVA, so the rate of cancers directly correlated to the areas of the body most often exposed to UV radiation while driving - which in the US is the left-hand side of the body.Many of these tumours were cancers that develop over time and are linked to cumulative sun exposure rather than intense, intermittent sun exposure. They affected