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90km/h? I've come to the same conclusion. It felt too slow at first but I got used to it. It's safer, more economical, speed cameras aren't a problem and traffic pretty much dissappears. I don't think I can ever go back to driving faster, there are too many benefits.

No one has said we should eliminate cars entirely. Cars make sense in rural areas, we should use them there. Cars don't make sense in cities, so we need alternatives.

It is possible for train A and train B to arrive at the same time, and depart at the same time, allowing convenient transfers in both directions. From my brief experience on Swiss railways, I found this arrangement to be quite common.

This time. A fire on board a vessel is highly dangerous and should always be avoided if possible. If a car was the cause of the fire, additional safety measures should be implemented on these types of vessel to potentially save the lives of the crew.

Egypt is mostly desert, the only arable land is on the banks of the Nile.

Unfortunately code that did that would probably not pass the App Store review process.

The downside to doing this is you have to pay the transaction fee twice, once for the $1 and once for the $499,999. The transaction fee is a fixed amount irregardless of how much is being transferred, so it's definitely better to pay the fee twice than risk losing it all if you are even slightly unsure.

Interesting, but what about the excrement and toilet paper that (I assume) ends up in the same tank?

Some countries require a TV license to own a TV. Its a monthly license fee used to fund public broadcasters.

The TV license in the article is for a similar system in South Africa, which funds the local public broadcaster SABC

Probably the regulations of the country the oil rig is registered in.

But are you really locking your car from 5 miles away? I doubt the radio in the key will be strong enough for that distance.