Re: Firetrucks stuck in traffic -- Just what we need?

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Re: Firetrucks stuck in traffic -- Just what we need?

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Posted by Ubie Doobie Doo on December 22, 2004 at 16:10:03:

In Reply to: Firetrucks stuck in traffic -- Just what we need? posted by UBERHIPPY on December 22, 2004 at 14:15:15:

:::Stop talking hysterics. Central/Franklin/Manhattan corners are much worse. Streets much narrower, area trucks have to back into infinitly smaller, fire house up the block, police station also. School down one street, park across the street, church right there with own parking lot. Talk sense.

: 'Round-the-clock traffic jams on Summit Avenue -- a massive increase in potholes and litter -- the constant thumpthump and diesel fumes of trucks going through narrow streets -- constant accidents as big rigs slam into parked cars and jump the sidewalk when making turns -- more of what we need?

: : The Heights NEEDS the new Stop & Shop, if we don't get it, we'll have NO Supermarket here, as the current one is closing.

: : Not everyone in the Heights drives, the only people opposing it now, DON'T EVEN LIVE HERE!

: : Please listen to the VOTERS! Not that nut, from Nutley!

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: :::Stop talking hysterics. Central/Franklin/Manhattan corners are much worse. Streets much narrower, area trucks have to back into infinitly smaller, fire house up the block, police station also. School down one street, park across the street, church right there with own parking lot. Talk sense.

: : 'Round-the-clock traffic jams on Summit Avenue -- a massive increase in potholes and litter -- the constant thumpthump and diesel fumes of trucks going through narrow streets -- constant accidents as big rigs slam into parked cars and jump the sidewalk when making turns -- more of what we need?

: : : The Heights NEEDS the new Stop & Shop, if we don't get it, we'll have NO Supermarket here, as the current one is closing.

: : : Not everyone in the Heights drives, the only people opposing it now, DON'T EVEN LIVE HERE!

: : : Please listen to the VOTERS!  Not that nut, from Nutley!


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