Bob Brink writes about congestion in Charlottesville. It gets worse all the time. Five years ago a mention of “rush hour” around here was a punchline. Now it’s a reality, and there’s no clear way to address the problem. Don’t miss Bob’s blogmates’s explanation of bill filing deadlines and strategies.
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I propose that everyone else on the road simply get out of our way.
That should fix things.
Waldo, you have another bad link – we can’t go discover General Assembly bill filing strategies.
Haha – I’m a political freak and I still think wanting to know this stuff sounds lame.
*sigh*
I made the same mistake that I did in the last three consecutive days.
Ah, but does MY heart lift a bit when I realize that even Waldo, who has bailed me out from my linking disasters more times than I can even remember, occasionally has a little glitch his own self. Thanks.
I am convinced that the volume of traffic is why I invariably get lost in Charlottesville.
I started adding an hour to my travel time in case I do get lost.
And Adam, the freaks are really everywhere. You may not see them or know that they are freaks, but we are out there. Oh yeah, I do count myself in their number. I am still looking at schools data that was in a post over a week ago.