Caleb Jacobs is a News Editor for The Drive and Yahoo News. With a focus on automotive news and accidents, Caleb covers a wide range of topics including truck races, car crashes, and transportation-related incidents. His work has been featured in Mediaweek Australia and Newswav.
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Caleb Jacobs' coverage is primarily focused on the automotive industry, with an emphasis on vehicle-related accidents and promotional deals. He frequently reviews and promotes products related to trucks, car crashes, Tesla Cybertruck, GoPro, vehicle accidents. If you have insights into new products or technological advancements in the automotive industry or can provide expert analysis of trends within this sector such as safety measures or consumer preferences for certain types of vehicles - Caleb may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Caleb Jacobs
Some people take up knitting in retirement. Annie the Hot Rod Granny has discovered the joys of burning rubber.
By: Caleb Jacobs
The new Passport doesn't rely on visual trickery to fill a bunch of blank space like so many other modern cars. Let's walk through the how, step by step.
Swift Transportation gets a bad rap for drivers making bonehead mistakes. But clearly, Lori Simba is not one of those with 4.5 million miles of safe driving in her rearview.
One of the all-time great car shows is going away, and the guy behind it has tales to tell for days.
By: Caleb Jacobs
The automaker is serious about stopping these so-called modern classics that "ride on the coattails of Ford’s significant investment and reputation."
By: Caleb Jacobs
A surveillance camera captured him during one stop where he released more than 1,000 gallons, which flowed downhill into a nearby sediment pond.
By: Caleb Jacobs
Persuading a pickup truck driver to visit their local dealer is already a tall task, but convincing diesel owners they should get an update to the emissions software
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