#quality trucks

[commercialvehicle1]

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[loosethreadsofyoursoul]

bobby nash, 9-1-1 8x03 final approach promo 🚨

[bundleofbaloney]

TARNISHED GOLD FINALE WAS AMAZING and after days of my brain chewing and masticating,, the desire to make fan art snowballing I RELENTED and thank you @primtheamazing for giving us delectable brainrot material fresh out of the oven every week 🗣️ feeding us well 🙀

[cozylittleartblog]

happy Make A Terrible Comic Day 2024. dealing with some Shipping Dwama today

[strangeandinteresting]

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night! This is my Winter Express Gift Exchange for @thespectralelectral on the Starlight Express Artists & Writers Discord server - A very componies christmas!

[reasonsforhope]

"In cities across the country, people of color, many of them low income, live in neighborhoods criss-crossed by major thoroughfares and highways.

The housing there is often cheaper — it’s not considered particularly desirable to wake up amid traffic fumes and fall asleep to the rumble of vehicles over asphalt.

But the price of living there is steep: Exhaust from all those cars and trucks leads to higher rates of childhood asthma, cancer, cardiovascular disease, and pulmonary ailments. Many people die younger than they otherwise would have, and the medical costs and time lost to illness contributes to their poverty.

Imagine if none of those cars and trucks emitted any fumes at all, running instead on an electric charge. That would make a staggering difference in the trajectory, quality, and length of millions of lives, particularly those of young people growing up near freeways and other sources of air pollution, according to a study from the American Lung Association.

The study, released [February 28, 2024], found that a widespread transition to EVs could avoid nearly 3 million asthma attacks and hundreds of infant deaths, in addition to millions of lower and upper respiratory ailments...

Prior research by the American Lung Association found that 120 million people in the U.S. breathe unhealthy air daily, and 72 million live near a major trucking route — though, Barret added, there’s no safe threshold for air pollution. It affects everyone.

Bipartisan efforts to strengthen clean air standards have already made a difference across the country. In California, which, under the Clean Air Act, can set state rules stronger than national standards, 100 percent of new cars sold there must be zero emission by 2035.

[Note: The article doesn't explain this, but that is actually a much bigger deal than just California. Basically, due to historically extra terrible pollution, California is the only state that's allowed to allowed to set stronger emissions rules than the US government sets. However, one of the rules in the Clean Air Act is that any other state can choose to follow California's standards instead of the US government's. And California by itself is the world's fifth largest economy - ahead of all but four countries. So, between those two things, when California sets stricter standards for cars, they effects ripple outward massively, far beyond the state's borders.]

Truck manufacturers are, according to the state’s Air Resources Board, already exceeding anticipated zero-emissions truck sales, putting them two years ahead of schedule...

Other states have begun to take action, too, often reaching across partisan lines to do so. Maryland, Colorado, New Mexico, and Rhode Island adopted zero-emissions standards as of the end of 2023.

The Biden administration is taking similar steps, though it has slowed its progress after automakers and United Auto Workers pressured the administration to relax some of its more stringent EV transition requirements.

While Barret finds efforts to support the electrification of passenger vehicles exciting, he said the greatest culprits are diesel trucks. “These are 5 to 10 percent of the vehicles on the road, but they’re generating the majority of smog-forming emissions of ozone and nitrogen,” Barret said...

Lately, there’s been significant progress on truck decarbonization. The Biden administration has made promises to ensure that 30 percent of all big rigs sold are electric by 2030...

Such measures, combined with an increase in public EV charging stations, vehicle tax credits, and other incentives, could change American highways, not to mention health, for good."

-via GoodGoodGood, February 28, 2024

[skeletonsonparade]

i made another

[abushelandablog]

Im going home with something

[sqlatoon]

captain 3 shouldve represented the 3rd splatfest team…

[wizardryig]

MY MOM LITERALLY WOKE ME UP TO SHOW ME THIS GUY SHE FOUND (she was TERRIFIED of him but knew i like bugs so hes on some cardboard LMAO)

i think hes a Tersa sphinx (Xylophanes tersa) ive seen the moths out here before but never one as a caterpillar

[seth-burroughs]

Holy shit this took forever. Anyway, some art of my [nameless hitman] since I love that asshole. Enough prettyboys give me men that look like they've been through it like a limp dishrag. plus Yomi :)) Patrick Bateman morning routine bf x survives on 4 monster cans a day bf.

[11cleyvaart]

Everytime I see this kid, I can't help but to think of Homer with the large sandwich.

[sonicchaoscontrol]

[Update, or lack thereof:]

[Got absolutely walloped by a rough heat wave and plumes on plumes of tree pollen this week, and ultimately the high pressure system put high pressure on me, and because of this I absolutely will not have 19 out in time for this Saturday. It took the wind out of my sails something terrible, and I’m still getting back on my feet from it. Giving myself a grace period to build up the buffer again for next week, because I would much rather take the extra time to figure out what I’m doing with this page and bring it up to the quality benchmark than try to a$$-pull something substandard in a few short days and risk hurting myself.]

[Thank you for your continued patience with me as I find my groove again in a healthier way, and I’ll keep aiming for quality and stability. If you’re looking to keep tabs on progress or just generally lurk or vibe with other Sonic nerds, we do still have an optional discord for the truly bored! Have a gentle and fruitful rest of your week, and I’ll keep pluggin’ away at things!]

[astr-hal]

patiently waiting for S nabe news

[tyrantisterror]

It's been over a year and I still cannot get over how bad Hocus Pocus 2 was. It has given me a a greater level of respect for Hocus Pocus than I ever thought possible. It's made me think better of almost all "bad" horror movie sequels I've seen, because say what you will about the later Friday the 13ths and Nightmare on Elm Streets, but at leas those were actual movies instead of 90 minutes of bullshit strung around a few set pieces that are just retreads of better ones from the original.