Video: Sarasota Driver Pulled Over For Driving On Sidewalk
Driving on a sidewalk to avoid traffic. This driver wasn’t given the same driving lessons as the rest of traffic.
Someone was driving on a sidewalk to avoid traffic. This driver wasn't given the same driving lessons as the rest of traffic.
Sarasota sheriff's deputies were alerted with a video of a driver who regularly drove on a sidewalk to avoid a backup in traffic. This was happening at the 8000 block of Fruitville Rd. in Sarasota, according the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office Facebook page.
The video sent to law enforcement got a response by having a deputy sent to the location the next day. The deputy witnessed the same thing at about 7 a.m. The driver pulled off the sidewalk and back into traffic upon noticing the deputy's car. The driver was cited for driving on the sidewalk.
In the Facebook post, the Sheriff's Office wrote, "We REALLY shouldn’t have to say this, but you are not supposed to drive a motor vehicle on the sidewalk."
The video below contains the video sent to the sheriff's office followed by the deputy's dash cam.
[Source: Fox 13]
The annual foodie festival at EPCOT features the Eat to the Beat Concert Series. Here's who will be there for 2022.
As with the International Flower & Garden Festival's Garden Rocks Concert Series, internationally famous artists will play on Friday though Monday, while local musicians take the stage Tuesday through Thursday.
There are a handful of artists who have never played the Eat to the Beat Concert Series before. They include Tonic, Jeremy Camp, Blanco Brown, Hoobastank, Los Amigos Invisibles, Stokley, Robert Randolph Band, Newsboys and Ray Parker, Jr. Of course, there are favorites returning for 2022. There are some Q105 favorites, such as Taylor Dayne, Tiffany, Sheila E., .38 Special, Ray Parker, Jr. and Billy Ocean. The full lineup is pretty impressive.
Here's the schedule:
July 14 and 15 - Baha Men
Best known for "Who Let The Dogs Out," the Baha Men also had a hit with a cover of "Dancing in the Moonlight."
July 16 to 18 - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
With a revival of swing a few years back, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy has had feet moving at their live shows since 1989. The had one charting single, "You & Me & the Bottle Makes 3 Tonight (Baby)," but every one of their songs can get you moving.
July 22 and 23 - Tonic (NEW)
They had a smash with "If You Could Only See"
July 24 and 25 - Jeremy Camp (NEW)
A giant in inspirational music.
July 29 and 30 - Taylor Dayne
Taylor had a run of hits such as "Tell It to My Heart", "Prove Your Love", "I'll Always Love You", "Don't Rush Me", "With Every Beat of My Heart" and "Love Will Lead You Back," Not too shabby!
July 31 and August 1 - Tiffany
The legendary Tiffany (that's how she was introduced in the past at Epcot...) still has it.
August 5 to 8 - Joey Fatone & Friends
August 12 and 13 - The Devon Allman Project
August 14 and 15 - Christopher Cross
Another classic artist who had hits including ""Ride Like the Wind", "Sailing" and "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)".
August 19 and 20 - Journey Former Lead Vocalist Steve Augeri
August 21 and 22 - Air Supply
August 26 and 27 - Blanco Brown (NEW)
He topped the U.S. Country Chart with "The Git Up"
August 28 and 29 - 98°
September 2 and 3 - Southern Avenue
A Memphis blues band, Southern Avenue formed in 2015.
September 4 and 5 - Kris Allen & David Cook
Two "American Idol" alums join together at Epcot.
September 9 and 10 - Hoobastank (New for 2022)
September 11 and 12 - Jimmie Allen
September 16 and 17 - Los Amigos Invisibles (New for 2022)
September 18 and 19 - American Authors
September 23 and 24 - BBMAK
September 25 and 26 - Postmodern Jukebox
Okay, there's no individual song that can truly tell you who Postmodern Jukebox is. You can go through their YouTube channel to find lots of songs in different styles, and that's what they do, so many different styles.
September 30 and October 1 - Stokley (New for 2022)
October 2 and 3 - Shelia E.
Known for being a percussionist with Prince, Sheila E. was also successful on her own.
October 7 and 8 - Mark Wills
October 9 and 10 - .38 Special
October 14 and 15 - Robert Randolph Band (NEW)
October 16 and 17 - Newsboys (NEW)
October 21 and 22 - Ray Parker Jr. (NEW)
October 23 and 24 - Billy Ocean
October 28 to 31 - Hanson
November 4 to 7 - Boyz II Men
This isn't Boyz II Men's first trip to Disney. This handout photo shows Boyz II Men members (L-R) Wanya Morris, Nathan Morris and Shawn Stockman joining Mickey Mouse on stage at Walt Disney World Resort to commemorate the release of the R&B vocal group's 20th anniversary album, entitled "Twenty", in 2011. The celebration took place at Epcot after the R&B group performed at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival's "Eat to the Beat" concert series. (Photo by Gene Duncan/Disney Parks via Getty Images)
