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Abkühlen bei Fremden „Airbnb für Pools“ als Trend in USA Die sommerliche Hitze in Teilen Europas und der USA und die Tatsache, dass die CoV-Pandemie noch lange nicht überwunden ist – beides zusammen ergibt offenbar die ideale Kombination für ein recht neues Service: Swimply, Swimmy und andere Apps sind quasi das „Airbnb für Pools“. Private Pools können so auf Stundenbasis angemietet werden. 20.07.2021 23.55 Online seit gestern, 23.55 Uhr Rund 13.000 Poolbesitzerinnen und -besitzer in den USA bieten ihr Schwimmbad inklusive jeweiliger Infrastruktur...

The $400 billion Biden is calling for, which will need to be passed by Congress, would expand access to long-term care services under Medicaid and put an infrastructure in place to create middle-class jobs with a free and fair choice to join a union, according to the White House website.

Print this article In a pitch to Louisiana voters, President Joe Biden touted tax hikes on corporations and wealthy people, measures he said were necessary to pay for his sweeping infrastructure package. "I'm not a deficit spender," Biden said in Lake Charles, standing before a 70-year-old bridge that former President Donald Trump had promised to rebuild two years ago were he to win a second term. It was Biden's latest stop on a nationwide tour to build support for his nearly $2.3 trillion "American Jobs Plan," where he was joined by Lake Charles Mayor Nic Hunter, a Republican. But Biden's ...

Buttigieg: There are a lot of evolving technologies we have to prepare for Tags:  The Ultimate Urban Circulator (U2C) is a multi-phased program aimed at converting and expanding the automated people mover (Skyway) into an autonomous vehicle (AV) network and would be paid for with the proposed gas tax money. (Copyright 2021 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.) In an exclusive interview with News4Jax, new Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg weighed in on a number of topics, including the changes planned for the Skyway in Downtown Jacksonville. Morning Show anchor Bruce Ha...

Chris Gentilviso The Richmond Times-Dispatch In the spring of 2020, the arrival of COVID-19 caused unprecedented traffic shifts on roads across Virginia and the nation. Amid stay-at-home orders aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus, fewer cars resulted in fewer accidents overall. In June, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) noted that there was a 45% decline in crashes in the initial months of the pandemic. Despite that trend, Virginia Secretary of Transportation Shannon Valentine saw “great concern.” Travel at high speeds and the absence of seat b...