We played with driving across the border in different cars.
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Driving across town can take as long as five hours.
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Imagine if driving across town was a contest between competing algorithms.
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AT RUSH hour, driving across São Paulo can take two hours.
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My mom currently thinks I'm driving across the American Rust Belt.
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It's driving across the country listening to you tell stories from another life.
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We were driving across the country, and we pulled up to a Hardee's.
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Driving across Australia, of all places, isn't something you do on a whim.
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Getting the gun to California was then as easy as driving across the border.
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In a way, the meal almost becomes the same as driving across the city.
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So I am taking a road trip, driving across Quebec, from March 12-22.
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O'Rourke often filmed himself running with supporters and driving across the state during the campaign.
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Bystander video showed a maroon sedan driving across home plate and up the third base line.
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"We killed the leader of the Taliban driving across Baluchistan in a taxi," Mr. Rubin said.
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He was driving across Canada after a stint working in Vancouver, British Columbia, as a carpenter.
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A day earlier, a team member had been shot by a sniper while driving across it.
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My journey as an entrepreneur began while I was driving across country from Chicago to San Diego.
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After all, this is a company that's trying to change the face of driving across the globe.
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When Dahan spoke to CNN on Saturday, his brother was driving across the country from Michigan to Dulles.
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Noah Forman hit 240 green lights in a row (with one yellow) while smoothly driving across the city.
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And there's just something romantic about you and your best friends driving across a desert for 500 miles.
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He's driving across the country to California, where he and his colleague Kate Bennett are presenting at Politicon.
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He told me he remembers driving across that lake's dam to get to elementary school as a child.
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Gallmann, 73, was driving across her vast ranch to visit a lodge that the raiders had just ransacked.
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His tried and true method of driving across the state speaking to voters has endeared him to many.
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This odyssey — driving across the bottom half of Africa, without any firm plans — started out as a lark.
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Damone "D" Hudson was driving across the Main Street Bridge in Dayton last month when he spotted the woman.
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I'm going to be touring this summer and driving across America hitting up some amazing cities along the way.
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He said he had considered driving across the flooded road to higher ground but decided it was too dangerous.
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There, Piquet Jr. clicked off about 450 kilometers (or roughly 100 laps) of driving across two days of testing.
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"Imagine a truck driver who is driving across the country and needs to sleep, eat and rest," she said.
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The incidents -- in Indiana, Mississippi, Florida and Pennsylvania -- draw attention to pedestrian safety and distracted driving across the country.
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He used to play it all the time, while we were driving across Europe during the French summer vacations.
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We spent 12 days driving across the country in an effort to better understand the nation through its music.
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But driving across the border, she said, she saw throngs of people fleeing — "My brothers and sisters," she said.
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While driving across the central states, we pulled up in a sleepy town to what looked like just another motel.
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A combination of low oil prices and a sudden reduction in driving across the country has cut demand for ethanol.
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Spencer began driving across the United States with his camera after 9/11; over 13 years he logged 80,000 miles.
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The border is there but hard to discern; "Spot the Border" is a popular game with people driving across it.
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By some estimates, producing one kilo (2.2 pounds) of weed is equivalent energy-wise to driving across the country seven times.
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In 214, it restricted cars from driving across a 153-mile stretch of King Street to clear the way for streetcars.
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He was also charged with driving across a dividing section and without a valid license, as well as giving police false information.
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But now Bornstein says Trump dictated the letter to the doctor as he and his wife were driving across N.Y.C's Central Park.
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It was an epic feeling driving across the Astrodome to the stage, knowing that 88,000 people were there to watch your show.
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He'll take his phone, his social media and his show on the road, driving across the country, presaging that possible presidential run.
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At that same moment, Mr. Garcia had been driving across the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, and got an idea for a ballad.
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Imagine that a random car is periodically driving across your front yard, leaving tire treads and gouges on your otherwise pristine lawn.
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Or when you're driving across the country, as you come up over a hill, mountains seem to change their relationships with one another.
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She found a high spot where she could climb every day in hope of catching the attention of cars driving across the cliff.
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Mr. Puigdemont, who had traveled to Finland, left that country on Friday, driving across Scandinavia, with officers of Spain's secret service following him.
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The rover is driving across Gale Crater, an ancient Martian lake bed that was once filled with water, and has discovered sulfate salts.
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Tatum has been driving across the country and interacting with fans along the way to spread the word about the NASCAR-themed heist movie.
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Small businesses complained that they were losing customers, with some even driving across the county line and state line to avoid paying the tax.
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We began the tour with three days of driving across Bolivian Altiplano to end in Salar de Uyuni on the fourth and final day.
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But driving across the U.S. afterwards, he encounters fewer than a dozen people — suggesting that more than 90 percent of the population has died.
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But cost savings should at least help PSA spread the huge financial burden of electrification and developing self-driving across 4.2m cars rather than 3.1m.
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The former NBA player was also charged with driving across a dividing section and without a valid license as well as giving police false information.
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I think-- Alaska would be cool, but people aren't really driving across Al-- you know, you've got a destination-- it's not really like going somewhere.
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I MEAN, HERE'S A GUY GETS IN THE CAR WITH HIS WIFE, STARTS DRIVING ACROSS AND THINKS HOW AM I GOING TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD?
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In his announcement a year ago, Musk showed video of a Tesla leaving a garage, driving across town, and finding its own parking spot — all autonomously.
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LeCornu tried to escape her killer by driving across the street to the parking lot where her body would be found hours later, according to investigators.
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LeCornu tried to escape her killer by driving across the street to the parking lot where her body would be found hours later, according to investigators.
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Patrick Chappatte "We killed the leader of the Taliban driving across Baluchistan in a taxi," a former senior State Department official told The New York Times.
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But Forza Horizon is so much more interested in its setting that the vehicles themselves become secondary to the experience of driving across its fantastical Scotland.
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The Senecas demanded the state pay it tens of millions of dollars in what it called back payments — tolls, essentially — for cars driving across the reservation.
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Sri Lankan hotelier Roman Scott swung into crisis mode after the Easter Sunday attacks, driving across the island to make sure his employees and guests were safe.
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Mendez, the mayor of Aguadilla, told CNN he's been driving across the island, two hours each way, every morning to pick up FEMA aid in San Juan.
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Abonde packed up her car, and as she was driving across the country with her dogs, the leasing agent, Alisa Cota, sent her a 42-page lease.
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He left home in December of 2014 and began driving across the country, making some bizarre videos along the way in which he said he was under attack.
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After they married, he began driving across the country in a bus shaped like a coffin, protesting death, while Lisa mostly stayed in California with their two daughters.
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At least it wasn't as bad as the last high-profile astronaut who was fired after driving across the country while wearing a diaper to kidnap her love rival.
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"What we're trying to do is to be able to repatriate those Canadians who are driving across the border," Taylor said at the Cowen and Co Global Transportation Conference.
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The FMCSA is also considering exempting another 12 truck drivers from the vision requirements that would otherwise prohibit them from getting behind the wheel and driving across the country.
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Elon Musk, ever the overachiever, announced on Thursday all new Tesla cars will have level 5 autonomy, making them fully capable of self-driving across country through any weather conditions.
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There's a single shot in the first episode of season 5 where Jack is on his motorbike, driving across this desolate plain, and it reminded me strongly of Fury Road.
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"That, for me, is one of the biggest long-term damages to the park, was the creation of new roads and the folks driving across the desert landscape," he said.
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Replacement costs of destroyed homes may be larger because of elevated construction and labor costs, for instance,and distracted-driving across the United States contributes to auto insurance premium hikes.
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"It might seem like a crazy system that a couple poll workers are driving across the county at 10 pm with a flash drive in the glove compartment," Burden said.
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I often spend my vacation days driving across America — it's the best country for it because you can go for such long distances and see so many strikingly different landscapes.
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Driving across the Iowa state line as a young single mother returning to her home state decades ago, she passed a welcome sign so worn that one letter had fallen away.
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Sharif is driving across America, in partnership with the Human Rights Foundation, to raise awareness of her fellow female activists who are still detained for wanting to be able to drive.
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After last week's border crossing deal, which Riyadh said was brokered by a member of Qatar's ruling family, Saudi television showed dozens of Qataris driving across the frontier in white SUVs.
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Like others, he introduced "euro discounts," lowering prices by as much as a fifth to counteract the advantage Swiss shoppers were pursuing by driving across the border to Germany or France.
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I know it's not officially summer for two more weeks, but I am on vacation, driving across the country with my dog, and I'm already in a summery state of mind.
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If you're a college grad who relishes handling 27 feet of lean, mean wiener, Oscar Mayer's got a job for you ... driving across the country to spread the mustard good word.
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Judge Hardiman had a cameo role in Justice Gorsuch's nomination when a camera crew spotted him driving across his home state, Pennsylvania, hours before Mr. Trump was to announce his choice.
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But for his latest film, Pursuit, he says he actually spent three months driving across 10 states to capture this amazing timelapse footage, chasing storms and weather patterns for over 28,000 miles.
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He gives us the evocative image of Syrian refugees bicycling across "the magic line to Europe" between Russia and Norway—because the Norwegians had banned driving across and the Russians, walking across.
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According to Branden Halle, a public information officer for the Thomas fire who lives in San Diego County, people driving across the border to Mexico at Chula Vista will see normal traffic.
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Unlike their parents, who lived through a time when driving across the border meant having soldiers search their car at a militarized checkpoint, these boys crisscross the border without a second thought.
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Driving across Africa was far more doable than I expected: The roads were safe, the border crossings not too hellish, and it was no sweat booking hotels by cellphone on the fly.
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In the early days as an activist, Meade found himself putting in more than 83,000 miles a year on his car, driving across the state to petition and speak to volunteers and authorities.
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When I moved to Los Angeles, one of the first things I did after driving across the country for 10 days was stop by the Muji store in Hollywood for a bright green .
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I was teaching at Haverford, near Philly, a few years back, and I'd be driving across the Pennsylvania boarder when suddenly the road would change from grey-black asphalt to earthy red aggregate.
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The policy, announced on Tuesday, would generally let the industry decide for itself how to create supersmart automobiles that can navigate roads on their own, whether driving across town or across the country.
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But, as countless studies have shown, these claims usually have only a tenuous relation to reality, something you've likely noticed if you've ever driving across the country or stopped by mobile carrier forums.
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Finally, Uber is going to start incorporating tolls directly into fares, which will mean that drivers don't have to pick up the bill when it comes to fares that involved driving across tolled routes.
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Sorensen opened the scoring at 5:09 when he stole the puck at the right face-off dot, held off a pair of defenders while driving across the net and slid home the puck.
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After packing up Burnham's belongings from her place in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the former Bachelor and his fiancée are currently driving across the country, headed to Scottsdale, Arizona — where she'll officially move in with him.
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And even though it's sometimes possible to get an abortion elsewhere (from a private physician or in a hospital or by driving across state lines), access for most women is limited to the nearest clinic.
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Located at 58 degrees north latitude, near the town of Churchill, Manitoba, this remote dining experience allows you to fuel up on regional delicacies while driving across the Churchill River to the perfect viewing spot.
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Filed by a man who described himself as a green-card holder from Nigeria whose phone was confiscated when he was detained for two hours while driving across the border after visiting family in Canada.
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Oakland, California: 0 dead, 4 injuredAt about 2:25 AM, a party bus driver notified the police that his vehicle took fire while driving across the Bay Bridge, apparently from two gunmen in a red vehicle.
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He was on his way home from a secret visit to Iran in May 2016, driving across a remote stretch of southwestern Pakistan, when he called his brother and relatives to prepare them for his death.
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Even with the best mapping technology on your phone, it can be all too easy to get lost driving across multiple lanes and multiple intersections when you're in a strange city, and even more so abroad.
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What do you most want people to think about and feel when they see you and your fellow drivers, your fellow gig workers, your fellow human beings driving across the state of California and demonstrating next week?
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Earlier this year, the spouses also decided to sell most of their belongings and move their family of four into an RV, which they have been driving across the country in support of their nonprofit, Love Multiplies.
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That's how I found myself driving across an island, under a volcano, over an ash plain and through a forest to a tiny village called Lamakara on Tanna, an island in the South Pacific country of Vanuatu.
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And let me tell you something, folks, people are driving across that border with tons, tons, hear me, tons of everything from byproducts for methamphetamine to cocaine to heroin and it's all coming up through corrupt Mexico.
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Last year, Daimler, the owner of Mercedes, tested a self-driving truck on a public road in Germany and in April, a fleet of trucks from various manufacturers including Volvo completed a week of autonomous driving across Europe.
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When I was forced to leave my country and my family, I dreamed of the day when I might return, not in an airplane, but by driving across the border and up through the desert to my home.
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The mechanical elements of Jalopy, which sees you driving across countries, engaging in trade to make money, and using those earning to improve your vehicle, might be representative of capitalism, but to no greater degree than many other games.
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The government said the officers took two vehicles from a police station in the western Macarao district before driving across the city to a barracks in the eastern Petare slum, where they stole an arms cache and kidnapped four officials.
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On the other side of the marketplace, if you plan on driving across the country, you can list your ride on the platform to find passengers so that you don't have to pay for gas and highway tolls by yourself.
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The self-driving software is not finished and has yet to be approved by regulators, but the four-minute clip is nonetheless impressive, showing a Tesla leaving a garage, driving across town, and finding its own parking spot — all autonomously.
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I spent three months living in a tent while driving across Australia, have attempted (with mediocre success) to surf the longest wave in the world in Peru, have biked across Italy, and have skied mountains from the Rockies to the Alps.
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Driving across the broken desert wastelands in armored muscle cars, shooting it out with roving enemy convoys, is kind of novel but it's also a pale shadow of what Avalanche Studios accomplished in its own Mad Max game in 2015.
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Aaron Laipply, the general manager, describes his goal as maintaining "the best beer list in Connecticut," and his beverage director, Nick Georgetti, does a lot of legwork, driving across the state to snag a special keg from a small local brewer.
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To the Editor: Re "A 'Full' Nation in Dire Need of New Faces" (news analysis, front page, April 10): I had the privilege of driving across the United States several times when my younger daughter was attending college in Colorado.
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BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — When Simona Budinska, a 31-year-old public relations specialist, had trouble finding lactose-free products at her local grocery, she and her husband began driving across the border to Austria, where the stores were teeming with choices.
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Though less than a year old, Otto has a fleet of six trucks now constantly driving across California to test its technology, which the company aims to sell as an aftermarket add-on to trucking companies sometime in the next few years.
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There was a time in my life when I was working as an extra on TV shows, doing paid surveys, driving across town to serve cupcakes in department stores (don't ask), while also being on call for any catering job that would hire me.
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"Over the past year, NowFloats has conducted three research sprints across India (that includes driving across the country and meeting people), and it was clear that chat is one of the most pervasive behaviors' followed by search and apps," he wrote in a blog post.
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The farmers' donation is just one part of an outpouring of goodwill from people all over South Africa: A Johannesburg charity collected 60 tons of water for animal shelters in Cape Town, with a small fleet of trucks driving across the country to deliver it.
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That morning, a document arrived in the mail from our motor insurance company — a "green card" we would need to keep with us while driving across the border, which in the event of a no-deal Brexit would validate our insurance in the North.
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" The "Vampire Diaries" alum shared some of his favorite memories of his time with Ira as well, including "Countless flights, 100nights in the airstream, driving across the country, jumping in every lake- river- stream and ocean there was, just for a splash and to be happy.
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Her book testifies to the kind of love that physicians can offer: a dogged, practical devotion that leaves us missing birthdays, going sleepless and — in Ford's case — driving across a closed bridge toward Manhattan to secure safe care for prisoners who have been stranded by Hurricane Sandy.
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That was the strategy on display Tuesday when Clinton visited West Virginia in the morning, a state whose primary is on May 10, before driving across the border to Athens, Ohio for a general election focused speech where the candidate focused on Trump, ignored Sanders and targeted independent voters.
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He took nearly a week to return a congratulatory phone call from Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar, and he has brushed aside the challenge of enforcing a hard border between Northern Ireland and the south, once saying it would be no different than collecting traffic fees from motorists driving across London.
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"Vermont is a sister state to New Hampshire, and many people here in New Hampshire, at least along the border, know my record and I believe they are supporting me because they know me," Mr. Sanders said on Wednesday in Concord, N.H., after driving across the border from his home in Burlington.
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Ben Bowman, a filmmaker and father of two based in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, estimates that getting his family ready and driving across the Eastern Seaboard takes about as long as hustling everyone to the airport, going through security and then renting a car in Portland, Maine, the closest city to their ultimate destination.
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It's hard to imagine fans driving across town to see Bartolo Colon or R.A. Dickey, but if you make the trip, you could definitely do much worse than a couple pitchers who are staring Father Time in the face and laughing, floating 89-mph fastballs and a knuckleballs past men young enough to be their sons.
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In the past month, reports have emerged about how US intelligence wants to train AI systems on video footage of pedestrians who are unaware they're being filmed, and about how the Metropolitan Transit Authority is trying to use facial recognition to detect criminals and terrorists driving across a New York bridge, even though it failed spectacularly in tests.
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On Wednesday, they used a bulldozer to clear a new road at the refuge — running right through an important archaeological site and in the process removing part of a fence that was in place specifically "as a deterrent to keep fire crews from driving across the archaeological site," Jason Holm, the US Fish and Wildlife Service assistant director of external affairs, told Oregon Public Broadcasting.
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