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Kazumara
It should be treated with “utmost importance”, not with utmost importance. That ending is quite subversive!
This was published two years before the Ford Model T came out. At a time where Olds, Cadillac, and Buik each made between 1000 and 2000 cars a year.
Chicago had already introduced its city wide license plates, but had won the right to enforce the use of them in front of appellate court just the year prior. Ilinois as a whole only introduced them a year after this comic.
Even in 1909 the Plan of Chicago introduced bigger streets not for the benefit of the automobiles but for the horse drawn cargo carriages going to the railway stations that clogged downtown. They had to make adjustments later because so many Model T’s were on the streets by then.
Back in 1906 the streets didn’t belong to automobiles yet, streetcars were the thing everyone used all the time, and I don’t think laws were specifying right of way yet
There are some deeply red marking on this map, over in the USA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_criminal_responsibility#/media/File:Criminal_age.svg
I like when she fails, but that was weak sauce and I feel robbed of my time for having read that.
What the heck? Then get to planning you dicks?
A wheelchair’s backrest does not have zero depth, so with this design the rollchair user has to sit slightly in front of the people on the left and right. Utter shit.
Just read your contract, no? Mine is clear on how many days you can carry over.