I genuinely did not think I'd ever see blue texas in my lifetime. That's wild. I'm genuinely hoping I can make this move work out, especially now. It's my only chance at life in a blue state ;) lol

Thank you! Feeling so hopeful! I work in public education and i love that Gina is firing the head of our state education agency on Day 1!

Had to come back here after the election and just say: I wonder what this map will look like going forward! Congratulations! Still hoping to get myself there, and a lot more optimistic about it from here!

Just one more lane bro

Good luck with that.

Going by similar things I see where I live, I don’t see how diverging diamond works in practice, even if the theory is good.

The problem is

• it’s unfamiliar to drivers
• drivers see a huge expanse of pavement with insufficient indication where to go. I see people all the time accidentally cross lanes
• since it’s a very shallow angle, it’s all too easy to get confused and accidentally cross over into oncoming traffic
• cities never keep up with road maintenance. Lane lines are critical here, but once they are worn off it’s just a free for all
• there’s always more traffic. It’ll quickly back through the intersections and cause gridlock, yet it’s not easy for drivers to tell when they are even in the intersection

Soooooooo data center or detention camp?

This week, the San Antonio River Authority (SARA) formally approved the transfer of ownership of approximately 243 acres of land in south Bexar County to Brooks Development Authority. 

The transfer of ownership is considered significant in creating "Project Oso," a joint initiative between Brooks, SARA and Bexar County to "prepare the property for future large-scale development and job creation," according to a news release.

Just one more lane bro. I swear, bro. It's gon fix traffic for real this time. Just this last one, bro

The final lanes that'd solve traffic forever, for sure!

Love their spicy chicken sandwich.

Would have been nice to see what it used to lol like or have graphics overlaid to show what path you take for various destinations.

I'm sure the reasons are all above board. Surely.

I realize people have legs. But I prefer Texans stay in Texas.

You realize people are not always in control of where they live, right?

Your fault for living in Texas.

Love SA, don't worry about the pollitics too much. Pretty much everyone I've ever met has been nice. Just get out and vote when it's time to.

Can't fix the state if we don't have more voters.

Those do sound like nice perks haha

I haven't lived in an actual city since I was 18. I am very much so looking forward to that again! Lol

Upvoted for your map.

I live in Dallas and have family in SA. I think it's the best city in Texas- nice community and there's always a party. Also, you'll be not too far from the coast, which is fun. And Hill Country.

What does it mean for Hesse?

The headline wants me to assume the two are somehow connected.

"Give me a raise or I'll go flip burgers instead since I'll make just about the same as now" would seem like a fairly reasonable thing to say to a boss in this situation imo

over the narrow pay gaps the policy would create.

Those occupations should also see an increase in wages alongside it. That's the whole point. It may not be exactly 1:1 as you get further away from the floor, but if your skill is that much more valuable, it would maintain it's value to employers to keep you around

Spike strips? Automated bollards? I mean, anyone that would go the wrong way down a highway has got to be severely impaired. More paint and flashing lights won't fix this.

God forbid more people are able to afford your services.