To make the usage of particle filters for Diesel cars mandatory could drop the numbers significantly.

Our studies have shown that children who live on roads with heavy traffic are more likely to become ill.

Making it non-mandatory for usage may free up the state from any funding; but we have spoken with our insurance company and they have said not enforcing the use of the seatbelts would open us up to many liability issues. I'm not completely against (the bill). My main concern is whether or not the school will receive the $10,000-$15,000 needed to make the change?

It makes sense that as NATO forces go in, and they're more in numbers, that we could drop some of the U.S. requirements somewhat,

Fewer cars are available, and the costs of shipping grain are up significantly in many areas. Just a few short years after BNSF strongly encouraged shippers to build facilities capable of loading 52-car trains, the railroad is now penalizing those same shippers.

How much does one imagine, how much observe? One can no more separate those functions than divide light from air, or wetness from water.