Yes, you have to do your own homework on this one and your anecdata is not the same.

That “Seattle area" line is bound to bring out all the Seattle locals...

Between the Ubers and the Google maps idiots that stretch can be hair-raising.

Oh what now you're gonna make everyone live in a city and not some car centric suburban shithole?!? This is the USA USA USA and if you don't like sitting in a school drop off line for 30 minutes get out!

Old cars are worse than new cars which makes them better. Does that clear thing up?

IME it would encourage an even bigger clusterfuck at the school as everyone drives their child down there and tries to park. In our local school district they sent a letter home with a kid who rides his bike to school stating that that was unacceptable behavior and that he either needed to ride the bus or be dropped…

This is completely orthogonal to the reason for existence of public schools. Might as well just abolish the school district and those who can pay get schooling and those who don’t, well, maybe they can go work in factories for 12 hours a day. Might as well get some use out of the poor, right? 

SOOORY!

Exactly. So if you’ve got a Class A what are you gonna do? shop around for the best pay+bennies+location or work a weird split for 4 hours a day with a bunch of other people’s kids?

Current studies suggest that the expended unemployment benefits have a minor effect on bad job vacancies. Folks have had a year and a half to figure their shit out and I’d bet that bad jobs are still gonna have problems hiring when everyone is able to work again (lololol like that will ever happen given the current…

Unless you want a nap in the middle of the day, and you get to be home at night!

Step 1: NO NEW TAXES

I for one can’t WAIT to get tailgated by one of these.

Not AWD apparently.

And yet they still sell a metric fuck-ton of them, somehow, especially if you combine GMC and Chev.

I’ve parallel parked a full size but it wasn't fun.

Yes but how is the parallel parking?

That’s because emissions regulations were written when the average age of vehicles on the road was less than 9 years, meaning an 25 year old vehicle was rare enough that it was a rounding error in the total pollution. Now that the average age is over 12 years there’s a larger percentage that are older but likely most…

EIA US Govt Link OLD NEWS!

It’s just missing the red hat.