i don't think all defunding all 10 people that may apply to would save our state

driving while high, very safe very cool

Place has been packed and always had immediate service

while we're expanding the scope of the issue just start taxing churches and you could have recovering addict bus drivers making $30/hr transporting your kids in a gold Mercedes

Hey you can't park there

taxes

don't you get roads to drive your car on in exchange for a fee

cannabis legalization and its consequences lmao

Unless the car is driving up in the sidewalks over the curb I just don’t get how people would get hit by cars? Looking both ways you would see a car still coming at speed and probably not cross until they see you right

no but who would be at fault

pedestrians do have the right of way in most cases but none of those cases will alleviate the impact of a RAM 1500 at 40mph

Pull over have a pint and a taco and wait for it all to blow over

hit or miss more often miss

Bottle of hennessey and a Modern pizza on the Nica's Deli patio your experience may vary

as a poor kid that graduated uconn you just simply have to get good

my undergrad was good and got me a job in my field before I graduated after applying to two places

I’ve worked from home for nearly 3 years and I definitely feel insulated to a lot of the problems surrounding a sick day, I can save sick time and stretch out a work day or just call out easily.

COVID has created far greater disparities in money needed vs money being earned, some people are definitely working more hours or more jobs to pay for their necessities and can’t afford to take a sick day and still go into work sick.

I was going to say a day every 2-3 weeks is a lot, but I think I just had super strict parents because i got sent to school sick all the time. staying home sick was the same as playing hooky

missing the point, you can't just put a sign up that says 5 mph limit and call it a very safe road where no accidents should ever happen. would be just as useful as posting a sign that says "pretty please no accidents on this road"

point 1 I've been on the side of slow patient driving lately and on a dark rainy day it is nearly impossible to see people jaywalking still . Whalley is not well lit. Posted speed limit in most cases doesn't matter single lane Orange St is 20mph and multilane Whalley is 25. but no one is driving under 30 on either. sadly if it's a jaywalk it's the pedestrians fault everytime otherwise it's just frogger across a highspeed road

i'm thinking the same thing, going from a 7 to 11 there's now equal time between 11 to 14 but i don't think the gains will be the same, my phone still works the same as the day I got it

It would needlessly clog up an already struggling violation appeals process. Would overwhelmingly confuse drivers who are used to right on red which would need to be posted, fewer right on red intersections would only congest intersections more and lead to longer wait times. Won’t deter dangerous drivers who’ll keep violating anyways.

on the noise side if relying on digital location of high-noise offenders to dispatch a unit a similar system has already failed in the shotspotter gunshot detector

Backseat policing in my opinion would only inconvenience good drivers and not punish bad drivers

open the few times ive gone in the last year, their current posted hours seem correct 10-4 tues-sat. I think they just changed owners?

try Group W bench

How quick from red light cameras and noise alerts to automated tickets sent by mail, big no from me