Dude, we haven't even FINISHED the boondoggle ... but it means at least one oversized rig is voting with its tires while city officials snooze.
I took these photos where 13th Street crosses Main, then started walking home, only to be reminded that in recent months, quiet little residential 13th Street has become Tiger Trucking Boulevard ... while city officials snooze.
Let's dedicate the remainder of the Tuesday "does the Board of Public Works really exist?" edition of Truck Through City to Tiger Trucking.
In fact, so many of the firm's bigger-than-your-house rigs are out on city streets where they have no business being that sometimes, it seems like they're both coming AND going.
However, usually they're just speeding past your residential quality of life ... while city officials snooze, which of course they do, seeing as so few of them reside anywhere close to the problem areas.
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Since the BOW lowered the speed limit, guess it's time for them to also put up "No Driving on Median" signs.
Waste.
Eventually they'll have to ban all traffic ... wait ...
Large trucks drive over the middle of the roundabout on Daisy Lane. I've heard fire departments have been told they have to drive their fire trucks over the center of the roundabout as well.
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