mraurora

Not very different from any other time driving on it...

I think it just boils down to what type of person you are. The aspirational types want the highest and best use of the space given. The non-aspirational types are happy with what they're given. Neither are wrong necessarily in terms of Orlando and our ability to transcend, but the opinions do indeed differ.

I got a giggle outta this. The suggestion that shipping crates would lessen the shantytown vibe tickles me. Cheers!

Blast from the past.

Just go for it. She would be unanimous in that.

What in the actual hell???

Still listed as proposed?

Perhaps when I-4 isn't such a clusterf**k, Rosalind could be looked at. What about trying to activate Magnolia?

More and more families with both parents working full time jobs to get by. Lack of time spent with kids.

Soon it will be a mere box.

They are building a bridge over Industry Rd in Cocoa and there are going to be two tunnels built for the train to go underneath 528. The article I read wasn't horribly specific, but that's what I garnered.

It's tough to carry forth pride for Orlando and not lament the squatty buildings going up. Sometimes I agree that a parking lot would be better than an ungainly proportioned tower.

Le sigh. Yeah.

I agree.

I wouldn't deem lane splitting as aggressive. It's very common in California and a lot of other countries. And I like driving in Manhattan. It's one of the few remaining places in America where people actually go when the light turns green.