looking to celebrate my dad’s 60th birthday.
The last time a post like this was made here was 3 years ago, so I’m checking to see if people would give different answers this time
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Dang, how many slides long is this presentation???
In all seriousness though, I wonder what kind of glitch makes this happen.
To bring those not aware up to speed, Flock says they make surveillance cameras with license plate recognition and other equipment to help police departments and other government agencies solve crimes like vehicle thefts, however there are widespread privacy concerns and reports of authorities using these cameras for malicious purposes such as mass surveillance and stalking.
At North Station, the Green Line northbound track is on the upper level. Downstairs, there’s a direct cross-platform transfer available between the Green and Orange lines.
I think stacking the tracks/platforms at North Station, Haymarket and Government Center could allow for seamless cross-platform transfers between lines.
I know this would be an astronomically expensive project but it’s something to think about in maybe 50 years’ time?
There’s even the option to double the track capacity on the Green Line allowing for some trains (E branch maybe?) to run express between Copley and Park Street.
Louisa Gag, city transportation planner, street safety advocate, biker, dead. If the truck hadn’t been in a lane this wouldn’t have happened
Vehicles are full of airbags because drivers suck at driving.
Not everyone has the mental ability to drive a car 365 days a year even if they wanted to. (Full disclosure: I drove a BMW year round through college. Not capable of that anymore.)
Driving around, I see thousands of cars driving like assholes.
The time has come to admit that our experiment with car lanes has failed.
Downvote away.
Edit: shoutout to the person who sent me a Reddit cares. I am unwell but in a fun way.
Looks great to me, however for the indoor stations they should consider having full-height platform screen doors allowing for a possible HVAC installation and improved cleanliness of stations as it would almost eliminate brake and wheel dust entering the station concourse.
Considering there are no stations for about 14 miles between Jersey Ave and Princeton Junction, I think it would be fantastic to have a station at Monmouth Junction to serve South Brunswick township, which would be around halfway between the two.
It is within easy walking and cycling distance from several homes in the area and there is already a cycle path (Freedom Trail) here.
A new railway station could also bring about a Main Street in Monmouth Junction and boost local enterprise.