Worked fine before they "fixed" it. Just today, my drive home from work, I never touched my phone, claimed I used it 29% of my drive with 2 phone use incidents. My safe driver discount is now down to 1% . Doing this for anyone else?
I have a discussion going on, and I can't even find good info on line. I have had people tell me you have to apply for a waiver to fly over RR tracks, as they are "critical infrastructure" but I can find no rule saying this.
I often fly in rural areas that are criss-crossed by railroad tracks. And I don't want to run afoul of anything.
Even Union Pacific just says "don't take off or land from our property" but says nothing about flying over the tracks.
Ideas? Thoughts?
These are literally just classes anyone can take. On LinkedIn I see it all the time , "looking for a safety professional, prefer certifications such as ASP, CSP, CHMM, CIH OSHA30."
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Seriously, one of those is not like the others.
I thought the Stone's house was so cool.
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And it's a hilarious movie.
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"I've been kidnapped by K Mart!"
I’m trying to afford to fill up my gas tank and apparently $5,000,000+ is an “excellent value” for an “entry-level” home.
Get ready for a blast from the past, from Austin Public Access back in the day.
25°46'35.79" N 97°09'38.98" W
