With all the train derailments in the news, it’s a sobering thought that the railroads are the infrastructure segment in the US that’s in the best shape.

Have you looked into getting a QuickJack home lift?

Don’t some places use ozone generators to help with that?

But in this case, it’s not the credit card issuers, the transaction processors, the POS venders, and thousands merchants dragging their feet not wanting to transition to new tech.

It depends on the region.

It looks nicer than the Dodge in most of those.

How many adults are in the household? If you’re in the 60% of households that have at least two vehicles, one of them could be an EV when it comes time to replace one of the others and you wouldn’t really need to change your lifestyle much besides making sure there is a 240V outlet in the garage.

that guy may have switched to a Maverick

That airport is going to end up being a huge waste of money and putting an industrial park near it isn’t going to help. The issue is the terrain around the city and to increase flights in/out of NLU, you’re going to need to cut back on flights in/out of the main México City airport (MEX). This has been a known issue…

cold weather temperatures ranging from 77F to 41F

Are the incentives just limited to what’s on the lot?  IMHO, if they are from the OEM, it shouldn’t matter if the vehicle was ordered or not.

Truckers will have something to complain about.

I wonder how well these would work as a tanker or just a “missile truck” type aircraft.

That’s wrong. The F-35C still has only one engine. It has larger wings that can be folded, can hold more fuel than the other variants, heavier duty landing gear & arrestor hook, and slightly better g-force rating than the B model. Other carrier-based attack aircraft have had only one jet engine before as well.

I’ve never experienced any “rest stop” with anything more than a few vending machines, toilets, and a maybe some maps. Truck stops usually address the need for having a “sit down” restaurant. Maybe these sites in NY would be getting more of that traffic if they added EV chargers.

And that flow also fuels the crime that is driving people out of Central America. :(

Yep, but the drug war has given those in power the ability to lock up “undesirables” and make money selling equipment to both sides since 1914.

México City, Guadalajara, Queretaro, and other places would be fine.  Avoid Merida as you’ll be sweating your balls off and wondering why your sunscreen isn’t fucking working.

But that really doesn’t have much to do with the cartels. They could be raising hell and getting into gun battles with each other and/or police right now if they wanted to. They buy most of their equipment and supplies in the US already. But they don’t.

First, it is border, not boarder.