The driver can keep it in his or her garage, drive it like a car on surface roads to the nearest local airport, lower the 27-foot wings, which are folded to stick up on the sides when in "car mode," and taxi to the runway.
As "A Glut of Buses at the Crossroads of the World" (Oct . 5 underscored, Hell's Kitchen is inundated with charter, jitney and New Jersey Transit buses that, lacking a garage, drive up and down, idle or park on the residential streets.
But counterprotesters didn't fire a gun into the crowd; viciously beat DeAndre Harris in a parking garage; drive a car into a crowd, killing local activist Heather Heyer, as Fields is accused of doing; or conspire to commit violence, as four white supremacists are accused of doing in new federal charges.
"I called a friend who said, 'My generator has just kicked in, come on over.' I got out through the garage, drove over the lawn to the street, and I stayed at my friend's house until Wednesday," she recounted.
They have silver, we are white, but with the sun I thought it was us, so I stopped there but it was the wrong garage". Driving may be a Formula 1 racer's livelihood but the vast majority still love to get behind the wheel of a car away from the circuit.
Today, the Miracle Mile actually extends more than three miles, and the result is a classic specimen of heedless, soulless suburban sprawl: mall-to-mall car dealerships, wholesale furniture and mattress outlets, motels, the usual fast-food franchises, quick-lube garages, drive-through drugstores.
Backyards, garages, drives home.
A contributing editor to the New York Times Magazine, Harper's and public radio's This American Life, Hitt explores this freedom from multiple angles, offering a slew of info-rich and sometimes hilarious portraits of amateurs who walked out those back doors and into their garages, driven by creative obsession and an "intoxicating sense of possibility".
You don't have to have your own garage or drive – it could be someone else's drive or a piece of private land.
Afterward, the group made its way to the company's garage to drive two experimental cars to a hydrogen filling station.
Whenever Don Mattingly retrieves his car from a Manhattan parking garage to drive to Yankee Stadium, he receives an immediate critique on how the Yankees have been hitting.
