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What are the most common items stolen from vehicles in Maine?

This dashcam video on Reddit is insane and thankfully no one was hurt.

Ah, winter in New England—If you're not prepared, you might find yourself stranded on the side of I-95, seriously questioning your life choices, while battling frostbite. So, here are 10 things every New Englander should have in their car when winter hits.

Experian crunched the numbers and showcased how much money the average Mainer spends on their car payment each month versus other states

A few of these might be obvious, but the rest may come as a surprise. This is a nice little cheat sheet on things that you could likely regret leaving in your car during the cold winter months.

A hawk is alive and on the road to recovery after getting struck by a Maine woman's car.

A woman yelling for help got strangers to help save her life in Massachusetts.

Did you know when automakers first introduced radios in early automobiles, many didn't embrace this new way of listening to your local radio station on the go? Many lawmakers and even concerned citizens opted to ban car radios for being too noisy and distracting for drivers. Distracted driving, sounds familiar right?

This breaks my heart. An elderly woman not from the area became confused in Westbrook and drove onto a pedestrian bridge.

Folks in Maine love their vehicles and often use them as a form of self-expression. However, having these stickers can sometimes lead to problems.

Battling to find rides to and from work. staff at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, Maine, come together to help a coworker purchase a vehicle

Of course this isn't the first time we've heard a report of a firearm being stolen out of a vehicle, but there has apparently been an increase in gun thefts from unlocked vehicles.

Time to look at New Hampshire through the eyes of a newcomer! What do we do differently that people from elsewhere think is weird? The answer is...A LOT OF THINGS.

Swing by if you can!

I had to Google, 'metal box on wheels' after seeing this in Portland, Maine.

Wait...what?