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They move us through the world, but automobiles play an even more significant role in our daily lives and culture.

The city next door is the perfect road trip destination, with museums, restaurants, parks, zoos, and waterfront things to do.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution created this searchable list of the most persistently dangerous apartment complexes in the Atlanta metro area in recent years and provides the reasons that each complex puts residents at risk. The AJC examined records from dozens of government agencies in order to produce the list of 275 complexes, as part of the Dangerous Dwellings series.

Hippie sandals, squirrel bridges, playgrounds, a car museum, hot pot, skydiving ... take a few breaks on the drive between Portland and Seattle.

Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) Supporting the tourism industry contributes to economic development in Quebec’s regions. That is why Sophie Chatel, Member of Parliament for Pontiac, on behalf of the Honourable Pascale St‑Onge, Mi

♪ >> so what was so what was the first official white house car? its b, the 1909 white steamer. that year congress passed legislation on behalf of william howard taft for official white house automobiles. for nearly four decades businessman harold lemay amasses a collection of classic cars in tacoma, washington, that includes at least 3,000 vehicles. even he doesnt know the exact number. but there is one car he misses out on says his wife nancy. >> he always wishes he had gotten a tucker. ...

Cars started even before he could reach the peddle. nancy lemay is harolds widow. >> his mother said from the time he was born he loved the cars. he loved anything with wheels. >> harold was born in 1919 to marie lemay. she was struggling to make a living and care for three young children. when harold is just 3, marie feels she has no choice but to place harold in the custody of friends who can better take care of him. when the couple comes to pick up harold theyre driving a 1914 baby grand chev...

Instantly cops a lifelong love affair with the automobile. after driving a truck in world war ii harold returns home and builds up a garbage and scrap collecting business. it may not be glamorous but trash proves very profitable. >> how successful was his business? >> very successful. >> lemay enterprises eventually grows to become the tenth largest trash removal company in america with annual revenues topping $100 million. in 1963 harold marries nancy. a few years later he has another life-chan...

It took a lot of volunteers. it took a family that never got off track with each other. thats his legacy basically. >> one last harold lemay story. back in the 80s at a garbage convention in chicago he caught wind of a car for sale, a 1914 baby grand chevy. the same model he first toold around in as a 3-year-old that day he said good-bye to his mom. well, harold bought it on the spot and he loaded it into the back of his fancy garbage truck that he purchased at that trade show. he and nancy haul...