It's still an infrastructure problem if your transport vessels are causing calamity constantly
It's still an infrastructure problem if your transport vessels are causing calamity constantly
Truck blew up I-95, train blew up east palestine, boat blew up Baltimore harbor. Need regulation on the transport companies right the fuck now.
'No Way to Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens
Mayo peter can fix bread prices but he can't fix transportation
Capitalists are very good at price fixing.
TBH the sheer mass of a loaded cargo ship means that the bridge wouldn't have withstood it regardless
But the just means that there should've been multiple safeguards to ensure that the collision didn't occur in the first place, so it's still a classic yank failure
Yeah, if a car hits and kills a toddler, the problem isn't that the toddler wasn't built strong enough to resist a car. The problem is that there weren't enough systems and enforcement in place to stop a car from getting into the same space as a toddler.