[MtnClimber]

Rebels without a clue.

[xoxox]

Whoa. I thought all those electric scooters and pseudo-bicycles was bad...

[dragnet2]

Those are not hot rods...

[xoxox]

Used to be a common sight on 1st Ave on a Sunday eve.

[dragnet2]

This is a HOT ROD....Those hysterical children doing donuts at intersections have no clue what hots rods are.

[GSWarrior]

Street takeovers are fairly common in Oakland. It’s not always a group of people. Sometimes it’s just one or two vehicles. We have been awakened three times in the past two years at 5am by one car doing spin outs in the intersection next to our house for several minutes. We live in a generally quiet neighborhood.

[Lockbox]

There are no New Laws required. What the citizens of those areas should do is sue the local government for failure to police the area for which the government only has that authority. The suit should also address the failure of these governments to allow citizens the unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. This would make the suit Federal!

[eyeamok]

we did a lot of stupid shit with our cars and motorcycles in the 70’s but we never took over streets, we found places that were vacant and nobody to complain was near.

[BipolarBob]

"Get off my lawn street.

[sten]

Blue state problems

Don’t care

[Roadrunner383]

Those juvenile delinquents, up to no good in their black leather jackets, d.a. hair styles and loud hotrods.

[bk1000]

Hot riders? Mostly car thieves and morons.

[38special]

The real hot rodders and classic car collectors were taking over the streets on the Mississippi Gulf Coast all last week for the annual Cruising The Coast event. It’s become a pretty big deal.