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1777cea33761b72ae3704cf4ca2f489a_normal @tshumbie

Why do construction sites feel like they can stop traffic whenever they want, shouldn't the trucks have to wait to cross the street instead?

9:39AM Wed, April 18 2012

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Updated_avatar_normal @AMP2

I've worked on some and while annoying as hell, it is safer for the trucks and other traffic to do it this way. I grouse mightily.

9:44AM Wed, April 18 2012

1777cea33761b72ae3704cf4ca2f489a_normal @tshumbie

I guess...but I hate it! They've also taken over a lane on the street...hospital being built across the street has done none of this..

9:48AM Wed, April 18 2012

Updated_avatar_normal @AMP2

Are they bringing in concrete trucks or the big steel beams? They often need a whole lane to be able to back those in.

10:05AM Wed, April 18 2012

Updated_avatar_normal @AMP2

Don't get me wrong, I'm the first to bitch about it. Just did it once on a site and was rather forcibly enlightened.

10:05AM Wed, April 18 2012

1777cea33761b72ae3704cf4ca2f489a_normal @tshumbie

dirt...today was two trucks of dirt. They are just starting the work...

10:06AM Wed, April 18 2012

Updated_avatar_normal @AMP2

Poor thing. I'm seeing one lane traffic for you for quite a while.

10:13AM Wed, April 18 2012

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