dan69

Does everyone forget how to drive, merge and how to use lanes? Like leave a 3-5 car gap for new motorists to enter a lane. Don’t cut out of your current lane and barge your way across to a open section road only to create a pile of cars trying to get into a lane.. or even the idiots with your “fast toy cars” shoveling yourself into a on-ramp just sound taunt your gas guzzler to only come to a halt.. just pick a lane and stay in it. Left side keep moving, right lane allow folks to enter and leave the highway path.. it’s not that hard, a bit of patience gets everyone moving. NOT weaving around and creating pile ups..

This has its pros and cons. Pro: adding new stations to communities and better accessibility for all. Con: roughly $1Bn per mile for grand total of $5.7bn..

There are news and information and rumors about all parts of life, just like how the internet spreads information (excluding echo chambers). Taking most recent headlines about changes to Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. From this specific action, are there going to be severe changes to the Gulf region for oil drilling or just a small front towards a distraction but will soon have a larger ripple effect. Like there are other headlines; wars, genocide, Ebola outbreak, tuberculosis outbreak, measles outbreak, bird flu. All of these one way or another are true but somehow dwindled down. My question is in these hyper sharing and information consumption, which ones are more imperative and follow up will be necessary?