 Monday, January 28, 2008, about 1:30 p.m.  This accident is on the off-ramp.  These accidents are less frequent than the others, but they do occur, apparently because the off-ramp, like the on-ramp, has an improper design.  Where the on-ramp lacks a provision for acceleration (a deadly fault), the off-ramp lacks proper deceleration.  Maybe in the time of Robert Moses this was considered acceptable, given the relatively sparse traffic at the time.  But this is 2008, Mr. Governor !  Poor old Bob Moses is long dead, as is, or should be, his careless attitude toward safety engineering.
Monday, January 28, 2008, about 1:30 p.m.  This accident is on the off-ramp.  These accidents are less frequent than the others, but they do occur, apparently because the off-ramp, like the on-ramp, has an improper design.  Where the on-ramp lacks a provision for acceleration (a deadly fault), the off-ramp lacks proper deceleration.  Maybe in the time of Robert Moses this was considered acceptable, given the relatively sparse traffic at the time.  But this is 2008, Mr. Governor !  Poor old Bob Moses is long dead, as is, or should be, his careless attitude toward safety engineering.
Monday, January 28, 2008
This one is on the off-ramp
 Monday, January 28, 2008, about 1:30 p.m.  This accident is on the off-ramp.  These accidents are less frequent than the others, but they do occur, apparently because the off-ramp, like the on-ramp, has an improper design.  Where the on-ramp lacks a provision for acceleration (a deadly fault), the off-ramp lacks proper deceleration.  Maybe in the time of Robert Moses this was considered acceptable, given the relatively sparse traffic at the time.  But this is 2008, Mr. Governor !  Poor old Bob Moses is long dead, as is, or should be, his careless attitude toward safety engineering.
Monday, January 28, 2008, about 1:30 p.m.  This accident is on the off-ramp.  These accidents are less frequent than the others, but they do occur, apparently because the off-ramp, like the on-ramp, has an improper design.  Where the on-ramp lacks a provision for acceleration (a deadly fault), the off-ramp lacks proper deceleration.  Maybe in the time of Robert Moses this was considered acceptable, given the relatively sparse traffic at the time.  But this is 2008, Mr. Governor !  Poor old Bob Moses is long dead, as is, or should be, his careless attitude toward safety engineering.
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