Adam Carolla

Now it's completely off the rim and there's just sparks coming out.

And they go down the end and they put it in reverse.

They come back around.

He's gone to a dead end.

He's turned on.

Oh, he's up on the curb.

The car is completely destroyed and yet very capable of covering tens of miles in Los Angeles.

You can't get off to the goddamn side of the freeway.

Of course you can.

Why, in a city that just talks about safety, just about safety, with these sort of collisions going on times a million all day, every day, why is there nothing?

There is no effort to inform the driving public to get over.

And then, of course, you can drive through Utah on a road with nobody on it, and you'll pass a sign that says, if it steers, it clears.

That just alone, just that one subject alone makes me realize that whoever the powers that be are in Los Angeles have zero interest in you.

This is an easy fix.

It's the easiest fix in the world.

You have, hey, here's the fix.

You have this situation where people are walking around on the freeways assessing non-damage in the middle of traffic.

Okay.

And because they don't know any better.

There's never been a push to push them off the side of the freeway.