No longer.
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PING!
I would have thought that Florida’s Turnpike is the largest road project in Florida’s history? 😮
The interstate was a federal project so it doesn’t count!
I live here and can tell you that con$truction/repair on I-4 will never $top.
Sounds like WAY more than 2.4 Billion!
This, of course, means lots more real estate for some rather impressive smash-up accidents involving (deep breath):
tourists (especially foreigners renting vehicles who are not used to driving on US roads especially frantically busy ones)
senior citizens with cataracts and slow responses
illegals in rickety trucks & vans often towing trailers with equipment flopping around on them
tuners ie kids in relatively inexpensive vehicles made expensive through aftermarket parts who drive like it’s a video game
normal persons attempting to negotiate the slalom course
Somehow police & emergency services have been press-ganged into becoming the ‘accident reconstruction’ teams for insurance companies using your tax dollars instead of the insurers’ own funds. This means a tedious, pedantic multi-hour closure of a highway or multiple lanes while they mark and measure instead of doing what they should do: clear the damn roadway as quickly as possible.
It will never be “done.”
No longer.
Florida Farmer
USDA shipping point report 3/30/22
Broken down by price per pound paid to the farmer.
If your grocer has any of these items and they are not from USA complain to your store manager.
Beans .49 per lb
Eggplant .78 Per lb
Florida Cucumbers .49 per lbs
Bell pepper 1.05 per lb
Zucchini. .56 per lb
Yellow Squash. .99 per lb
Tomato .56 per lb
Cabbage .21 per lb
Strawberries 1.62 per 1lb pack
https://www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/or_fv120.txt
The Mouse is hungry today!