1. Vehicle Faints After Seeing GSP Toll Prices
   Sources say the vehicle was later airlifted to ‘Sams Auto Repair and Body shop’ where it received much-needed electrical and mechanical attention.
   The vehicle was released from the repair shop later in the day in stable condition.
   Head mechanic, Stan Wheeler, confirmed a TLS report that the vehicle fainted and briefly lost consciousness when it saw the GSP toll prices.
   “The vehicle fainted, lost consciousness and fell to the ground head first,” Mr Wheeler said. “Emergency tow truck personnel rushed to the scene, examined the vehicle and hooked it up to a life saving tow hook,” he said. “However, the emergency crew immediately changed course and made the decision to airlift the vehicle, instead of towing it to the shop. The vehicle reportedly received excellent mechanical care at the shop.”
   Mr. Wheeler said that the specialists at Sams Auto Repair and Body Shop told the vehicle upon its release from the shop not to venture outdoors for a few days; to stay at home inside the garage; to consume at least 8 liters of motor oil per day and to change its air filters at least twice a day – in the morning hours and before retiring for the evening – until it fully recuperates.”
   Mr. Wheeler’s advice to motorists?
   “The sudden shock from seeing the sharp increase in toll prices and gasoline prices can effect a vehicle’s health in the same way that a head-on collision or a lack of vehicle maintenance can effect it’s health,” Mr. Wheeler said.
   “There’s absolutely no reason for your vehicle to see those terrifying toll prices or the high prices of gasoline,” Mr. Wheeler said. “Block your vehicle’s field of vision when you get close to the toll booth, or when you’re driving up to the gas pump to fill up your vehicle with $4 a gallon gasoline. That’s the best advice I could give you.”

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