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To: Torie

I'm going to cut you some slack since I know you can't see what's really going on here. The local news people are showing dozens of stories of people helping other people. Cars break down and scores of locals arrive with water, gas, food. The local news is showing the many examples of the best kind of neighbors. but, all you see is the feces on national networks. Those fools make it look like people are not making progress which is false. yes, there are traffic problems but they are temporary. In fact, right now, traffic is moving at 60+ mph all over Houston until you get about 40 miles out of town. Then, there's a small bottleneck which will hold you back for a while until you get through. There are still buses for anyone who needs one and shelters all over the place. If you want out, you can get out and there's still about 24 hours of time left.


1,553 posted on 09/22/2005 11:34:24 PM PDT by KingKongCobra
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To: KingKongCobra

I am sure the locals are acting magnificently, and helping each other, when they can. The problem is on the macro level, not the micro level. and I don't blame the macro makers much. It is just a learning curve. They will do much better next time.


1,565 posted on 09/22/2005 11:38:25 PM PDT by Torie
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From the Houston-areavariable message signs, it seems like the DOT is clearing I-45 North by forcing people to take other, much less congested routes out of town. Exit ramps to I-45 North are closed from I-10 and the beltways, for example. Contraflow is now likely in place from the North Beltway 8 to Ennis, TX.
1,573 posted on 09/22/2005 11:41:41 PM PDT by conservative in nyc
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