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Are Americans evolving to survive car crashes?
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>literally everyone else: functioning subway system >ttc: picrel
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>The total capital cost for the implementation of the [Platform Edge Doors] system for Lines 1, 2 and 4 is estimated at $4.1 billion, with average costs of $44 million to $55 million for two platforms of a station based on the preliminary (Class 5) cost estimate, which includes a cost escalation to the midpoint of construction projected in 2036. The estimated cost was also included in the 2025-2039 Capital Investment Plan and remains unfunded.
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why not just go into debt endlessly expanding our highways? seems like the more sensible solution if you want to keep everyone forced into buying cars to function like a normal human.
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>>2044748 yea rail replacement services literally never happen anywhere else only in toronto
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>>2044748 During the renovation of one of the metro lines here in segments (south, north, center) we had to use bus replacement for a really long time. I think they needed around 200 buses for a replacement of a segment (only one segment was closed always)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWCNLNPDgzA By the end I kind of got used to it
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Imagine the smell of streetshitters cramed into the same small space as you while you go to work just to get 1/2 or more of your paycheck stolen to pay for “refugees”. Such is life in globalist occupied cucknada2ssxa
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>37 hour flight from Missouri to Iran
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>>2045694 37 hours round trip.
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>>2045694 they get refueled on the way over. Also there is no particular reason to believe they took off from Missouri and continued straight to Iran. It could mean they did it last week and left from Kuwait or something.
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>>2045704 I doubt they were launched from anywhere in that region, it just invites a retaliatory attack which no one hosting a base would be eager to invite, and there is no logistical reason not to take off from the mainland US where you completely control the airspace and thus minimize any opsec issues
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>>2045694 The opposite of insanely fast, they're insanely slow, meant to penetrate airspace without detection, their top speed is subsonic and the lack of a vertical stabilizer makes them steer slower than boats. If we need speed, we use the B-1. The doctrine says to deploy the B-2 first to destroy key targets (I'm an invasion that would be anti air defense) and then once the air space is free from air defense, deploy the B-1 which can hit even harder than the B-2 because the B-1 has almost twice the payload. B-2 is basically the warning shot, B-1 deployment means serious business.
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>>2045694 That's the round trip time. They only fly slightly faster than a commercial airliner. They are subsonic.
>>2045704 They did fly all the way from Whiteman AFB in Missouri. B-2s rarely land outside of the us, especially when doing combat missions. Flying to the other side of the world and dropping your bombs before flying back is a typical mission.
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all you need
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>>2040406 belts are an efficiency hit?... why?..
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>>2040412 Proper belt setup puts the belt under tension which translates to frictional loss.
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Yeah I got three gears. Standing, sitting and pushing.
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I was riding around on my single-speed earlier and I felt basically no difference going on the road vs going over some grassy hills, for me a single jack-of-all-trades gearing is all you really need even if it takes slightly more effort to get up to speed
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>>2038157 perhap a little more ?
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>front derailleur and a second chainring are soooo heavy! we must remove them in the name of efficiency >how are you going to climb now, you ask? don't worry, we'll just put four more sprockets on the back, three of them larger than the one you got on the front >also fuck your chainline, buy more of these fancy expensive thin chains
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>>2036875 >chain wears though front derailleur cage many such cases
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>chainline >climbing
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Hill climbing on lower gears never felt that much easier for me than just hill climbing on a single gear. Hill climbing will be ass no matter what gear you're in. That's why I'm a single speed chad
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>>2045603 lmao im on 48-17 and my area is very mountaineous. There is a few roads here you can not climb like that as in it is physically impossible.
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What does /n/ think about the german concept of the Fahrradstraße?>speed limit 18mph/30km/h >bikes can ride side by side all the time >cars are not allowed to overtake
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>>2045435 We're not trying to change people who don't want to change. We're inviting the people who want to change city design. They'll populate a city with the nonconventional design and show its merits (or flaws) in an undeniable way. That will inspire the people in the middle, who don't care much and haven't spent any time to imagine how things can improve, to want the undeniable improvements (or want to avoid them). We already have inspiration for this with Denmark and The Netherlands reverting some of their major cities from their car-centric model to a bike-friendly model, to the acclaim of their public. Unfortunately that's overseas and will not be proximate enough for most Americans to experience the merits. But I was telling that anon that they did not get those projects done with an "us vs. them" mentality. They did it with public goodwill and, from what I've learned, it wasn't very popular at first.
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>>2045404 There are truck engine brake bans in some towns.
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>>2045404 Isn't the main problem with noise that past 40-ish km/h, rolling itself becomes noisier than engines?
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>>2045471 Only jake brakes really, that is engine brakes that open an exhaust valve or additional braking valve at the top of the compression stroke. All other engine brakes are perfectly fine because they do not rely on the most brutish idea someone could have come up with but instead for example just throttle the exhaust.
Luckily eurofags don't have such problems. Euros simply rely on hydro- or electrodynamic retarders.
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>>2038668 unless you impose a minimum speed limit youll have a group of retards riding at 5km/hour while you drive behind them for 2km without being able to overtake , a retarded idea if you ask me.
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So no that the dust has settled, are we finally mature enough to admit Forrester was right?
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>>2045488 Yes, /n/ seems to be coming around on this issue
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these people are retards
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How do you film your rides?
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>>2041737 nigger behaviour
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>>2041715 >How do you film your rides? Look up some of those ebike review channels on youtube and you will will see a list of the gear they use to film the rides and trips.
Some use those drones which have software to make them automatically self-adjust a fixed distance while filming the rider. They're pretty neat and even automatically detect and avoid tree branches as they fly along a mountain bike trail filming the rider.
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>>2042884 surveillance cameras are illegal in Portugal? I highly doubt that.
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>>2045257 Who said that?
Dashcams ARE considered surveillance cams by regulator (national data protection commission) and ARE illegal. DASHCAMS.
...Unless you have a surveillance camera license for your vehicle; do you have one?
Even Police and municipalities have had their installed surveillance cams disabled for a longtime in a very public way, because they either weren't issued a license or had them pointed filming public walkways. It was in the news multiple times.
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Boeingbros', saaaar, it's happening again.
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>>2044914 Right, the point was that you can absolutely have fuel contamination (in this case in the form of water) which would impact the feeds to both engines.
And very convenient to completely ignore the rest of my post in favour of the usual schizo theories
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any news on this? indian news say the black boxes are "damaged":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKzIjL0SJjw is this some sort of cover-up?
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>>2045426 black boxes are almost always 'damaged'
means nothing
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cum
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expensive boutique mountain bikes are so bizarre to me. what is there even to optimize? you're fat and use the ski lift and drive your mtb to the special "riding place" once a month. just go get something from walmart and set the rest of the money on fire, it's the same end result.
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>>2045449 > just go get something from walmart That's for people that actually need a bike as a form of transport. You really think MTBLarpers do anything other than go downhill after riding the ski lift?
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>>2045449 do you know how fucking fun it is going downhill on something like this?
no
because you are gay
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>>2045452 I can go downhill on my cheap cruiser with fat tires bro, you're literally just going down a hill lmao
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>>2045450 >You really think MTBLarpers do anything other than go downhill after riding the ski lift? Worst part is ski lifts are transportation, MTBs are not.
