Driver rams bulldozer into traffic in Jerusalem, killing two.The issue is parallel verb structure. Give me an answer that utilizes parallel verb structure and you will win!
I would write it this way: Driver in Jerusalem rams bulldozer into traffic; kills two. Or perhaps: Driver rams bulldozer into Jerusalem traffic; kills two. Either way also eliminates the slight awkwardness in the original phrasing.
A driver rams a bulldozer into traffic in Jerusalem, killing two.
Mista Ricksta poses query, promises points.
