The Susq, especially around Pequea and Chickies Rock has them. As does Muddy Run.

But the Allegheny National Forest's Kinzua Reservoir in McKean County is thick with them. I have yet to visit that lake without seeing them.

Grew up in Lancaster County, wasn't until my mid 20s before I saw one.

Now, 20 years later, they seem to be everywhere (I now live in western PA).

No vehicle has a fully functional self driving mode.

Tesla has come under fire for calling it Autopilot, because it can't drive on its own yet.

There are some companies with research vehicles, but nothing publicly available.

Who said anything about Teslas?

I don't know if it needs to be outlawed, but we need to stop pretending it doesn't harm to both the individual and society.

Then again, if driving was automated, it would be one less alcohol related problem.

I don't even know why they called him Tik Tok dad? Literally, it was all about the accident and the drunk driver until the last paragraph, and it only said he reached out on Tik Tok to raise funds for the funeral.

How ridiculous.

All that aside, how tragic. I feel sorry for this family, this girl, the driver and his family.

Let's hope we never hear of another drunken driver.

I have been saying that for 40 years.

Where's the data?

After reading about them, it sounds like the parents were fucked up and dragged her into their crazy religion/politics.

Little bit of irony that they would be so near a bridge named after Rachel Carson.

I don't disagree, but the governor does do things like campaign on behalf of bills they agree with, and have a louder voice than state representatives. Also, they have that veto power.

But that aside, even if the governor had more power, OP still was incorrect in that it happened during Rendell's watch and not Corbett's.

I criticized Rendell earlier, so may as well again. At the very least, the rainy day fund was liquidated during his term.

He can't take credit for much else on that list, but that was him. Why it hasn't been replenished by now is another question altogether.

So what? Rendell made his pro-fracking stance very clear, to blame Corbett is stupid.

It is even harder to enforce the law when you have made conscious decision not to, which is what actually happened.

Did you read your own article, it was highly critical of DEP enforcing the current laws.

Whoa, let's remember Rendell also supported the gas companies and was governor in 2008 (you know the start of the boom).

Corbett was governor in 2011, long after drilling started. He merely continued Rendell's policy. The gasoline tax was at the very end of his term and was bipartisan.

Not saying Corbett was a great governor, but let's get our facts straight. Rendell was the one in office when these things were being decided, was critical of NY for having a moratorium on drilling, and later went to work for a firm with investments in fracking.

Well, that too.

Yeah, I have heard Lancaster city described as Little Brooklyn. So many transplants in the suburbs. The Amish of Lancaster are also pretty progressive as far as Amish go.

Pretty hard to use one word to describe Lancaster.

That's because you were driving Rte 15.

In PA, you can't not allow a land use when zoning, so adult stores and strip clubs are often zoned in as far from residential area as possible.

????

20 minutes? It's always been half a day for me.

And he didn't even do the east very well.

The names were funny, though.

>I guess you are referring to advertising on devices that you choose to give your attention.

I am not sure how you think that since that wasn't mentioned.

But at this point, further dialog with you is obviously just a means for you to burn down strawmen.

I guess you'd be more impressed if I typed out 12 rambling paragraphs of bullshit.

So posters, billboards, music from a passing car?