Commercial and job site needs are different arguments, add to that, last-mile transport could be examined for better efficiencies to reduce the intersection of trucks and pedestrians. Robert Moses’ model to have cars go everywhere is not great, especially if you’re creating islands or razing entire neighborhoods so…

I’ll catch heat for this, no doubt, but I’d definitely be in favor of only allowing trucks that are legit commercial vehicles in city centers--like construction and the like--not Bob driving his Ford Super Duty 350 dually to his office job.

I got so much freedumb to lug around, I need a huge truck!

We really should be talking about why we would need larger vehicles like cars and pick-ups in crowded city centers in the first place. Cities globally are moving to eliminate cars in the most crowded areas and it makes sense considering they are incompatible with every other piece of city center existence.

“Sir, do you know why I pulled you over?”

I assume you know that the red and green are nav lights like planes/boats have.  I am intrigued by you saying you can’t catch them with your drone.  

I wonder how many extra millions, if not billions, have to be spent just because Trump wants to go everywhere but DC.

sadly, the latter is my vote.  

The size of the drones themselves varies by eyewitness report, ranging from “a car” to “a dining room table.”

I'm just surprised he didn't arrest the Amtrak engineer for destroying government property. 

Let me guess, the officer immediately became irate and arrested the train conductor. Cops never want to be held accountable for their stupidity.  

You know, like any other normal job, don’t fuck up and you stay employed

Median HHI in my town is $110k. Individually they are above it, and with experience they are 40-50% above it.

they ran up to the conductor, forced him out of the train by gunpoint, and asked him if he knew why they pulled him over.

Im sure the officer’s report will say that the train was aggressively approaching and failed to obey commands

we investigated ourselves and found the train at fault

I’m in a tiny town in NJ. Houses are $400k+, 1BR apartments are $1800+. But if you’re even at the median, they’re pulling down $150-160k.

Overpaid and unqualified.

But the chutzpah is the officer will sue Amtrak for *his* PTSD and the union will push for him to get early retirement.

“It’s unclear why the officer parked on the tracks”