The electric vehicle renaissance is upon us. What was once dismissed as a naive novelty is now recognized as the future of driving, with virtually every major automaker throwing their hat into the ring.
It's been years since Elon Musk was famously sleeping at Tesla's factory during "production hell."
Since then, things have improved so much that Tesla is now a full decade ahead of the competition, according to one manufacturing expert.
Amid constant changes in 2020 not even highway exit numbers are safe.
Massachusetts will begin to transition to mileage-based exit numbers in October, according to WCVB.
The change was announced last year as the state will drop its current sequential numbering in order to comply with a 2009 federal mandate.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Delaware are the only states that have yet to implement the change, and are at risk of losing federal funding if they do not comply.
A few years ago some highway engineers planned a new freeway for Washington, which would cut through an area containing some embassies, foreign restaurants, a bit of a slum and some renovated houses. One of those houses was owned by a lady named Helen Leavitt, and thus the highway engineers made a major miscalculation.
Destruction of housing due to highway construction is alarming due to the serious housing shortage in the U.S. In the 3 year period between 1967 and 1970 total displacements were as follows: 146,950 families or individuals, 16,679 businesses and non-profit organizations, and 4,890 farms. (Helen Leavitt, Superhighway-Superhoax)
But it makes it so easy to get back and forth to work and everybody is wearing a mask. Parking downtown is such a bitch and there is so many stoplights. Plus it’s important to support public transportation. The mask though is hot to wear.