Until some moron drives a 40 ton dump truck over it

I don't have one but 30 amps of resistance heat is 30 amps of resistance heat regardless of what form factor it's in. Look up the wattage of the resistive heating elements in it.

It will be fine. At worst it runs the resistive heating coils like a normal electric water heater.

Electric resistance heat is slower to heat than gas, so if you take long showers or do shitloads of laundry, buy a bigger tank than you have now.

IMO a full redesign will only happen when the 100 year old bridge over the tracks collapses.

A traffic light would be nice, like they are adding at 31st and Girard

Hey, at least he has a law degree. Maybe he won't propose stupid and blatantly illegal shit like Darrell "GED/Cherry Hill" Clark

Could have been much, much worse.

It says "cases" so I assume they mean prosecutions or tickets given out.

I called a couple years ago about a driver driving like a psychopath and I got a call from an investigator a day later.

if you actually care about this and have your receipt or know your trip information, call the PPA taxi hotline. They take these complaints seriously

Well installed bollards should stop a 50 mph car and are a lot less ugly than a concrete
Wall IMO.

Concrete barrier is safer for cars because hitting a bollard at speed will fuck you up.

Need bollards

That's fair, but if I recall correctly there are columns in the exhibition spaces; it's not spanned the entire width. (I haven't been in there since before the pandemic, so I could be misremembering)

There should be tall apartment housing on top of it. Low rise sprawl in center city is a waste.

If parking is allowed, standing and stopping are also always allowed. Parking is a superset.

I am the other poster, but I am second guessing my conclusion based on c in that subsection. Regardless, PPA enforces it with the 20 min rule, so you get more than that because they have to scan your plate twice more than 20 min apart.

c3 says you cannot park in dedicated bicycle lanes right after. So which applies if it's a bike lane that also has no parking signs?

It's 20 min not 30. Section 12-913-1-c-2 https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/philadelphia/latest/philadelphia_pa/0-0-0-285267

Well right after it says you can't park in a designated bicycle lane, but if there are no parking signs at the bike lane, who knows whether b or c applies. That's probably the confusion.

It is allowed. Philadelphia law says that a place that is signed "no parking" you have 20 or 30 min before you can get a ticket. There are some exceptions, like you can't do this in front of a driveway (even your own driveway for 5 min while unloading groceries...got a ticket that way).

No stopping signs mean no stopping at all. No standing means you can stop to let people off, but it effectively means you can stay as long as you want so long as you are in the car.

Despite the scary rhetoric, PET is fine to reuse and doesn't degrade in a way that's very bad for you.

Fuel oil is not flammable, just like diesel. You can throw a match in and it won't ignite.

Aldi's General Tso's chicken is quite good also. It's not spicy.

Trader Joe's Kung Pao chicken is good too

I see plenty of fancy cars parked on the street in Fairmount. The similar lug nuts makes sense, bigger market for hot wheels.

Makes sense, but why don't we see this shit for more expensive cars like BMW or Audi, or Toyotas for that matter?

But why? Why's it always Hondas?

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