Due to the dangerous nature of the materials used however, countries like America only use RTGs in applications such as space exploration.

My local Cadillac dealer lost a sale(from me) because of this. Not the dealer’s fault, but the dealer itself had their own issues and rubbed me the wrong way multiple times. Had they actually treated me like they were selling me a luxury car, I would have toughed it out. I instead flew out to Austin to buy my current…

how did they ship/deliver cars back in 2019? what happened to those carriers?

That’s just life in Russia

From the original article:

“All that being said, the challenge to move more vehicles to market cannot be solved by railroads and equipment alone,” Kent said. “All supply chain participants have a role to play; to work together to recognize and address factors that have fundamentally changed the North American…

I think what is happening is that you don’t see “The rest of the Story” as Paul Harvey used to talk about.

I thought CARB compliance was a yes-or-no thing, a vehicle is either CARB compliant or it isn’t. So what’s the advantage of witholding CARB compliant vehicles in CARB states. Or does CARB have some weird fleet average measurements I don’t know about like with CAFE rules? I’m confused.

When I was working for car dealerships there was no added cost for dealer trades. They just take a lot attendant and send him/her off in one trade vehicle just to drive back in the other trade vehicle. I loved dealer trades. Spend the day driving around in a couple brand new cars rather than just washing brand new…

They weren’t exploded from the G8, but expelled. Or contextually their expulsion. 

These railracks take two or three years to produce.

So... what happened to the fleet of railracks that were sufficient to get vehicles to dealers before Covid?

I was watching Fubar on Netflix with Arnold and one of these figured into the plot. Figured they had just made something up for the show. Guess not.

Ok so the hybrid is getting better pricing for next year, but my lord is it a pay to play world right now. Screw everyone making under 100K$/yr right?

Yes forcing people into even more expensive models in an already super expensive area is good.

Republicans opposed the EPA rules, finalized in December, saying they are too challenging to implement, will increase supply chain costs and will make trucks too expensive for small business owners.

And just suppose some hacker injects a malevolent AI, then what?

Security through obscurity is not security. If that’s NHTSAs stance they need to crack the fuck down on manufacturers operating systems immediately, and put in place a secure standard or a physical switch to enable the telemetics. They're basically admitting the scheme is insecure otherwise.

Huh, interesting. I wonder what other laws are just optional?

Why does it seem sometimes that Traffic Engineers seem to NOT have a clue how to drive and get around or how a road should work.

“If there’s a bike in the bike lane at that time, the vehicles must yield to the bike, stopping in the vehicle lane if necessary.”