Georgia holds contest for best traffic sign

The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) wanted to have some fun by having members of the community come up with new traffic signs. It seems that the old “click it or ticket” is way outdated. The rules were simple “Messages couldn’t exceed 63 characters, including spaces, and no profanity was allowed.” Hundreds of people submitted their ideas and here is a list of winners that were divided into 5 categories.

General safety

First place: If you miss your exit it’s okay, we made more up ahead.

Second place: Better late than never.

Third place (tie): Drive like your momma is watchin’.

Third place (tie): You are allowed to use turn signals. We checked.

Third place (tie): Drive safely or we call your mother.

Distracted driving

First place (tie): You look great but the selfie can wait.

First place (tie): Looking at the road is a great way to stay on it.

Second place: No one wants to see traffic on Snapchat, Brenda.

Third place: Pop quiz, what is the speed limit on this road?

Impaired driving

First place: Driving half lit is not very bright.

Second place: Don’t spend the new year in jail. Party responsibly.

Third place (tie): Don’t be a turkey and drive basted.

Third place (tie): The party should be lit, not you. Bring in the new year safe.

Seat belt

First place (tie): This is a sign you should buckle up.

First place (tie): If you don’t wear a seat belt, please be an organ donor.

Second place: Wearing a seat belt makes you look thinner.

Third place (tie): Here is the tea sis, we can see you so buckle up.

Third place (tie): Seat belts are in, everybody is wearing them.

Work zone safety

First place: Look left, look right, keep workers in sight.

Second place: Work zone, slow down, workers have families that want them around.

Third place (tie): Work zones matter so do the people in them.

Third place (tie): Avoid destruction, mind the construction.

Futuristic Concept Of Heavy Load Transportation

I come across videos like this all the time on my Facebook feed but this one makes zero sense based on the concept itself. It looks like a giant drone with four propellers and there are two trucks involved. The two trucks have special motors that help move the item that is what looks to be 50 feet above. Now what gets me is the brides part which is demonstrated in the video. You have a crew of two people per truck and disconnects and reconnects the special wire. While that seems valid what are the wires for? Are they the source of power for the drone? Drones usually don’t last that long and if you think about it the trailers of the two trucks may be the source of power for the drone. The thing that bother me the most is the item they are transporting is 50 feet in the air! It’s really heavy too! Imagine the drone malfunctioning and whatever they are moving falls down. I don’t wanna be part of that team!

Futuristic Concept Of Heavy Load Transportation

Futuristic Concept Of Heavy Load Transportation

Posted by Tip Bandit on Wednesday, December 4, 2019

Celadon Trucking goes out of business and leaves truckers stranded mid route

Indiana base trucking company Celedon filed for bankruptcy and closed it’s doors 2 days after two former officials were charged with fraud. With 4000 employees where most of them are drivers were in the middle of their routes when this happened leaving them stranded! This is the worst time to have a company of upmost importance to shut down especially durring the holiday season. It seems prices for delivery will be on the rise so that is bad for the people in the region this company does the most deliveries from a general location. There is some good news out of this where most drivers who been working for 10+ years have already found new jobs and can continue working. It’s unconfirmed if they were able to keep delivering after being hired into their new jobs where the new company were able to fulfill the deliveries.