The discussion under the subject heading of CADOT reversions has been
off the topic of the reversion of the California transportation
department for some time. (It seems now to be all about UK and EU rules
for highway signs and construction.)
Please, ladies and gentlemen, when the discussion ta
Bill,
Here in New Jersey, the Motor Vehicle Commission is an agency in the DOT.
It used to be in Law and Public Safety (Attorney General's office) but was
moved to DOT a few years back. So, it varies from state to state.
Tom,
States are responsible for all design and construction of highways. Th
No apologies needed. It was simply for your information.
Whenever you get a Page Not Found message, try again. That page is there;
believe me.
The state DOTs have nothing to do with Drivers' Licenses. That's handled by
the state DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles). DOTs handle design,
constructio
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<< The Irish Times has a section in which
people can comment on events. I found one titled: Is the two week
awareness campaign enough? 52% said YES, 48% said NO. >>>
It
would be handy to see if there is a survey of how many people in Ireland
supported the changing of spee
The Irish Times has a section in which people can comment on events. I found one titled: Is the two week awareness campaign enough? 52% said YES, 48% said NO. The comments stretch over 10 web pages. I will try to find out if it is in the free section of the electronic paper. The greater part of the
>It's a nit, I know, but there's no such entity as CADOT. It's Caltrans
>(which you need to know if you're going to do a Google search, for example).
Apologies. Subject corrected.
>My sense of it is that it's a complete reversion. A Google search on
>Caltrans metric provides the following link t
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US7ASCII is the 'base' character set. It misses
many many characters. Avoid at all costs unless you are dealing with a
system that has to deal with many distributed legacy
systems.
Western ISO 15 used to be the best character set to
use.
UTF8
or AL32UTF8 is the way to go as
Names and dates of relevant *UK* legislation, please - and penalties for
non-compliance.
>> You know they eminate from EU legislation. You also know the acts.
You know that only certain things are "allowed" to be in imperial and
you also know that by "derogation" it means "not for now" rather
<>
Acts passed by the European Onion - via treaty and/or passed by the
european parliament having been concocted by the commissioners (it's a
great idea! An unelected bunch think up new rules and 'their'
parliament' says yes or no to them. Personally what I like best is when
they are sacked for
Hi Bill (Hooper)
You seem to be arguing (with rather unnecessary
force) that CGPM can have no political dimension to its activities - in the same
way that NATO & the UN have no political dimension to their
activities.
As Clint Eastwood put it : "Go ahead - make my day"
rob
(Robert T
Hi Pat
The most up to date answers to all your questions as to WHAT happened
are pretty much as in
A) R D Connor 'The weights and Measures of England 1987' (HMSO) &
B) R D Connor and A D C Simpson'Weights and measures in Scotland:
a European perspective' 2004 (National Museum of Scotland)
Title: Senator Boxer Constituent Survey
Done. Thanks for drawing it to our
attention.
Bill Potts, CMSRoseville, CAhttp://metric1.org [SI Navigator]
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