In WV this would fail inspection. The rule is water cannot pass off fender wells onto the tire. People do just swap out before inspections though. There are no good reasons to need wide rims and tires as far as I know.
You are describing the eating habits of groundhogs. They destroy just to destroy. Other animals take a few butes on one plant at a time. But those giant rats just chop shit down and repeat. I leave wildlife alone in general, but the first time these assholes manage to bypass the garden defenses they are taken out.
Waymo didn't switch to Sodium? I would have thought they'd use the newer batteries to save money.
I live in WV in a rural area. Houses differ greatly. 2 floor, one floor, trailer, 2 garage, trailer, mcmansion, trailer... all on each street. Then I go to Houston and find this setup. I kept driving past my inlaws cause every damn street and house looks exactly the same.
Yeah the few times I've seen them set like that everyone is stopped, and just kinda waving people to go. I think it's to do with power outage, and tye place I've seen it twice is a 4x3 lane intersection.
I kinda doubted their ability when I searched for a certain podcaster who had them for an advertiser. One of the personas on the podcast never appears on screen and I like putting a face to voices. 5 minutes later I found the person's name, and their work site with a photo. I was just curious and know some Google fu. A malicious actor could do so far more quickly. So at the very least, they don't provide their service to those whom advertise on their behalf.
Well, they do have a Dem governor. Unlike my state they don't guzzle the red koolaid (WV).
I still hate them for continually voting in the fucking geriatric turtle though.
I admit I scratch my head at 4 way intersections with blinking yellows on all 4 though. Usually the bigger road gets the yellows for caution, the adjacent lanes have to yield.
Police and firefighters would love to have an excuse to go demolition derby on these things I bet.
Those who ignore evil are complicit with evil.
Think about the moon like a flashlight beam. Where the center hits the ocean, it keeps a consistent pull upwards, and moves the bulge of water as it orbits. Towards the edges of focus, it's dropping a bit of water and it's rippling away as it falls. I am no scientist, but I liked this explanation when I saw it because it was simpler to understand.
Dualies at least have widened fender wells and jist in back. They are nice if you actually haul 2tons+ (F150s say they can haul 2tons, but I'd never risk that much, 250s were created for a reason)