That sounds like some Mexican highways I’ve driven on (no bear signs though). Traffic will pull over and drive on the shoulder to let a car pass in the middle. Often it will be a couple slow semi trucks chugging along on the side of the road with two cars passing (in both directions) in the middle.  Hidden speed bumps…

I’m sure the cops took the kegs back to the station for testing to make sure that they will be safe to use.

Athletic departments are generally money sinks, so they will likely use it to siphon off funding going to other departments and ruin them.

Since the Unibomber killed himself, there’s an open bed at Florence ADX.

I initially thought a Lonestar beer popup would work in Texas, but they already have drive through liquor stores, so there probably wouldn’t be much novelty to having one just for gas and beer.

Imagine a wonderful, magical place where all varieties of M&Ms is (are?) available in every color of the rainbow, where you can mix and match colors and flavors to your hearts content.

I wonder if they are going to utilize them in the plug-in hybrids to make those lighter or have more range in pure electric mode.

Was this using one of the big freight networks’ equipment (ex: paid UP or BNSF to pull X cars from rail yard A to yard B) or did they have all their own equipment and just lease access depending on the route? Is the last bit even possible?

90 trips at least, but not necessarily 90 different trucks and drivers.

If 7 passenger vans were big sellers, you’d have a) more OEMs selling them and b) more OEMs looking to make EV versions of them. Stellantis and Toyota have been dragging their feet on EVs in general, so maybe when they get around to being serious, they might look into solving your niche use case and you will be in…

No. I’ve read them, but I think someone in this story is full of shit. That’s extreme range degradation which if it was normal, no one in Scandinavia would be buying the damn things even with their tax advantages over ICE vehicles.

Instead of building big nuke cargo ships, what about nuclear tugboats that do nothing but push container barges across the sea?  Once they get close to port, they stop to let local tugs take the barges into port and then pick up a new set going to another destination.  That way they never get close enough to a port to…

The US does export electricity from the NW to Canada, but it also imports it for the NE.

Because that’s where the majority of the population (aka the customer base) is located.

Hopefully it will be part of the plot for a future Always Sunny episode.

I wonder if she could get by with having her own private train.

Exactly. These callers were on some illegal substance at the time of the call.

only one thing for the morning shift?

What’s the EV for me?

Except it does work country wide for the majority of vehicle owners if they bothered to honestly assess their needs.