Depends really what area you're in. There are lots of little farm shops that are open seasonally. A few like Atkins that have expanded and are open year round

The dual registration is designed for cases like where someone lives in NH and parks a van in MA for work, it's not for people visiting and the DMV doesn't seem to get that there's no way or reason for people to actually do that

But you could board trains and busses in NYC and pay with your phone last year

It doesn't really. It receives most of it's funding from the government

You just have to tap it on a networked reader like the subway gates (but not the readers on the trains or busses)

It's not that it's impossible, there are trains systems that do it, it's just the MBTA system isn't set up to do it automatically. Even being off by a foot would mean the doors would be too narrow and restrict the flow of people

Airport teams don't usually have a separate room

That would seriously slow down the boarding process

You need a lot more infrastructure for that to work. The trains have to stop at the exact right place so the doors line up and they have to sync with the platform doors when they open and close. We'd need some more modernization of the trains and signaling before that's possible

Littleton has quite a few apartment complexes and easier access to highways for moving around the state or if you can find a place, Ayer has a nice downtown for the size

Depends their eyesight I guess

Come to think of it, it's a little weird we have a sex offenders registry, but not like an abusive torturer registry. Major loophole there

The problem with this is if you view it on other map projections, MA ends up looking a little flaccid so we'd be like Florida

That's not an assumption here. The stations are not just destinations but connection points.

For example, someone could travel from Worcester to a job in Charlestown, they need to go something like:

Worcester -(CR)> South Station -(Red)> Downtown Crossing -(Orange)> Community College

With the N/S link they could do:

Worcester -(CR)> North Station -(Orange)> Community College

Cuts out a connection and a significant amount of slower subway travel.

It also allows people to commute between suburbs. Someone travelling from Dorchester to Woburn has to do:

Four Corners -> South Station -> Downtown Crossing -> North Station -> Anderson

With the link it's just:

Four Corners -> Anderson

It would definitely have to go under in some cases. I'd picture it sort of like the orange line where it's exposed in sections and pops under for periods

Yes, but the busses are slower, have to go through traffic, and you have to go outside to board them. Your typical airport tram is underground or raised out of traffic and connects directly in the terminal

I think the idea would be the Red line would go above ground where the Minute Man is now. Putting it underground would definitely allow it to go faster and have less weather issues, but would be considerably more expensive

It solves lots of problems - reduces load of subway trains from people going between the north/south of the city (similar to red/blue connector but larger scale) and speeds up trains at North/South Stations (no need to reverse/switch tracks)

They really need to bite the bullet and put a little automated underground shuttle like other airports have.

Could just have a single loop that goes A-B-C-E-BlueLine-RentalCar. Difficulty is there's a lot of active infrastructure it would have to go under/over including I90

For electric I'd recommend staying connected even if you don't consume. You can sell some power to the grid to offset the connection fee, and it'll make it a lot easier to sell the house in the future

Investigating or instigating? Maybe the interviewer misheard his prior history

I think most people are celebrating the witches, not the killing of them anyways.

It wasn't just women murdered in the Salem Witch Trials

/u/thehazzanator: "Junior look at this cool fact about eels!"

Kid: cough "... Mom? I finally fell asleep..."

/u/thehazzanator: "THEY'RE FROM AUSTRALIA!"

Because it's terrible - it's just the state seal slapped onto a white rectangle. It has too many small details to see clearly, no one is going to be able to draw the flag, and it's not that recognizable/memorable. Basically does all the things you can do wrong with a flag.