Профиль

Mississippi river is too shallow for seagoing vessels. The great lake cities maybe.

It needs a closed league structure and a draft.

This also fuels the left-NIMBY movement. For decades cities were in a severe housing surplus. The remaining residents paid little for rent yet could enjoy the amenities built up before 1960 and park wherever they wanted. The way to keep that mix is to keep cities seedy and run down.

The modern urban waterfront was impossible without both the Clean Water Act and containerized freight that was loaded somewhere else.

The sub example is waterfronts. I hate it when urbanist YouTubers state how past generations were "stupid" for walling off waterfronts with highways. Waterfronts were decaying industrial zones and the water was highly polluted! One would have been crazy to propose recreation or shopping there!

I recall there being a shortfall in 2005, but it was pretty reasonable compared to the total spend. Have to admit I'm surprised they didn't find a way to boost gas tax revenue in the past 20 years.

Apparently it's been that way since 2018. Whoops xD

Not PTC preventable.

See how many counties the NFL is playing sold out games in. But the real change will be soccer rule changes that increase excitement and profitability. Fans might complain, but it's like the Steve Jobs thing, give ppl what they need, not what they want.

Rule 562?

Twilight of the Gods 🫡

Amtrak should put up a permanent orange W board at this location 😏

Also DART.

I'm duty bound to call it Advance Approach Medium, but it's the NYCT Subway's Diverging Clear. 😩

One of the many similarities is that both allow this aspect to exist.

Hot take, the signaling culture of British Rail and the NYCT Subway map to the same bin.

Small diameter TBMs already exist. They use them for sewers!

They also transport Homer Simpson.

Designed and built by the Budd company 👍

I finally made it to Dr. Van Nostrand Avenue. 👍