Coal rolling is legal in most of the United States. ... In this motorsport, pickups, and tractors compete to see who can pull weighted sleds the farthest (via New York Times).

Rolling coal is currently illegal in Colorado, Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, and Utah. It’s a difficult law to enforce, however, because the officer must either witness the incident ...

“Rolling coal” is a practice when drivers modify their pickup trucks to make them spew huge amounts of black exhaust in order to display their opposition to environmentalism (often aiming the ...

Of all the horrible instances of rolling coal caught on video, this is the worst. A Redditor shared a video in which someone opened a door at a Whataburger so a thick cloud of diesel exhaust could ...

Rolling coal is more like a premeditated attack and less like a prank. There is no sliding scale that includes both. Pranks fail as play when they turn mean and bullying.

In a new viral video, a diesel truck driver rolled coal over dozens of Tesla protesters peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights. It’s not clear which side is which at this point.

Several companies who sell coal rolling equipment have already been forced to pay fines of up to $1 million for breaking the law. “Our nation’s environmental laws protect public health and the ...

Our Colorado Wonders story on the low numbers of drivers being cited for rollin’ coal – 43 to be exact – infuriated the lawmaker who started the effort. In a story that aired and published ...