Speedway in 1982 when they split around a car in the crossover.
"Death, or whatever, it's either coming or it's not," he says, "like that split second in a car wreck, except for here it can last for goddamn days".
More than three years ago, Mr. Aman and his uncle had split the cost of a car and, having paid for it two hours earlier, took it on the road.
A tax on vehicles, split into bands based on a car's CO2 emissions.
She knows that Kurt Cobain's mum and dad, a secretary and a car mechanic, split when he was 10.
Key decisions will be made by a fusion processor in split seconds, running AI, connecting a car's vast array of sensors.
Uber, Lyft and Sidecar have all recently launched carpooling services that allow strangers who are headed the same direction to share a car and split the fare.
He had already made love to two girls, he owned a car, a split-screen Morris Minor, which he kept in a lockup garage off the Cowley Road, and he had an allowance from his father that was far in excess of what other grammar-school boys received.
With unmatched tires, Mr. Edmonds said, "a car has a split personality, with one end well connected to the ground and the other not at all".
In this instance, the next person who calls a car wins the "Split" and gets two points, one from the first and one from the second.
