Different places have different laws

It’s deadly in Florida because people drive around the barriers at level crossings. That won’t be a problem here because there won’t be any level crossings.

It actually wasn’t until 1990 when women gained full voting rights in the last Swiss canton, Appenzell Innerrhoden.

It’s basically import antigravity

Grand Nagus Zek has read The Power Broker.

The big difference is the size of the administrative area. Paris is obviously a much larger city, but the mayor only controls about 100km^2 containing 2 million people, whereas in Berlin the equivalent is almost 900km^2 and 3.5 million people. So while Paris can focus heavily on the concerns of the people that actually love in the city and don’t care much for those driving in, Berlin has to cater towards much more suburban interests.

Every car we have should be electric, but we need to have a lot fewer of them.

Is that maybe just because there’s more people in cities? Rather than a higher concentration of parker users compared to the general population

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Will this not dilute search results related to sudo? It’s minor but I think could be considered EEE.

California receives less than it contributes to the federal government. It subsidises other states.

There’s ~$34 million in there to study new routes. The $3 billion of this going to CAHSR will:

• Fund six electric trains for testing and use
• Fund design and construction of trainset facilities
• Fund design and construction of the Fresno station
• Fund final design and right-of-way acquisition for the Merced and the Bakersfield extensions
• Fund construction in the Central Valley

See https://hsr.ca.gov/2023/12/05/news-release-high-speed-rail-authority-to-receive-record-3-1-billion-from-biden-administration/

The UK is part of Europe.