We called them Left Lane Lurkers when I was still working. Every morning 1 of us out of 8 had a story about 1. 6 of us drove 50 miles or more each way to work .
Actually, based on numerous court decisions, the police have no obligation to "protect" any individual; rather their obligation is to enforce the laws that are intended to protect society as a whole, which comes under the umbrella of their "serve" part of that slogan...
FYI
So true.
It's marta. The thing is that the furthest north it goes is sandy springs, when it needs to extend to Alpharetta and the furthest northeast is doraville, when it needs to extend to Lawrenceville... Then there is nothing to the west. It needs more inner city lines and the busses need more hours in service. It's all there, just subpar. Like, I would have to catch a 6am bus to midtown, it doesn't run south after 9am. Then I can only go back north between 330pm and 530 pm, unless I want a 45 minute trip to take 3 hours and 4 busses.
Negatory. I returned it early because it started having software issues. I was concerned about ending up with a luxury brick.
Oooh. They should do what we did and put up an exclusive toll lane that only runs north or south, depending on the time of day. Got for if you get stuck behind someone who decided to pay to drive 50mph with no way to pass them.
Sorry to be that guy but:
Seriously... What crap streak is this. Rear ended my 2022 in July. This today. The other driver jumped the yellow line. I don't have all my injuries sorted by the ER yet but, the part that hurts most is the bruise and chemical burn from the side air bag.
I just repaired a 2023 powered seat to put in my 2024 XL that was manual. While changing the upholstery to keep it matching (and have my airbag {sewed into the seat cover}) I noticed the seat framework was bent about 19 mm away from the door by the seat airbag deployment. That's quite a bit of force but I guess a padded cushion impact is preferred over a hard plastic steel backed whack. I straightened it and am now learned FORscan usage to enable the power from the vehicle instead of a hacked in power source. (in progress)
What ? Oh, ya. Sorry, I was texting soneone.
Unproven but, if you have ever worked in customer service, the ones who tap the phrase, "the customer is always right," tend to be the most deeply incorrect.
Protect society as a whole... We barely live in one anymore. What they are good at, is their original task of maintaining a fearful and cheap labor force that would be free if it weren't for those pesky worker protections. May as well be free, considering how expensive it is to be poor.
I did a stretch in food and beverage so oh boy do I know about that!
