The PC bankruptcy trustees had to argue in court about whether or not Keystone was "Intercity passenger rail" because if it was they could make it Amtrak's problem. Turns out there was no legal definition of that phrase.

How do you even put that in your mouth? Knife and fork? Went to Carnegie once and didn't understand it at all.

It’s confirmed y’all. This is not gonna get national headlines but trust me when I tell you that this is huge here in CNY. And nobody saw it coming

Just encountered this one the other night.

Just encountered this one the other night.

The speed limit on the Binghamton-Syracuse section is something like 20 mph.

I hear this all the time, but I live in Syracuse and none of the rust belt cities I've visited are like that. You need a car in all of them.

In my Google Maps it seems to be because it's considered slower than multiple other options (this is to Harold's Cross)

As someone else said, if you are having a notionally left-friendly YIMBY conference in DC and nobody from Greater Greater Washington is present, then you aren’t even interested in faking it

Did people always expect to leave valuable packages out in front of their homes all day, or did Amazon normalize that in the last 15 years?

It's only okay if you attach a photo making it clear you were actually talking about the Statue of Liberty.

In my neighborhood, at least, it's because there are usually cars or trucks blocking the sidewalks.

0.96 cars per household seems like it leaves a lot of bus riders. And even if you own a car you probably aren't using it for the rush hour commute to Manhattan.

This is the first time I have observed a "main character" on bsky.