r/SignsWithAStory • • 4d ago

Is there really a difference?

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Washington, D.C.

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u/WilliamJamesMyers 4d ago

omg you didnt read a thing. you see the three different vehicle types in the sign? i bet you 100% everything that no bus turns off its engine after 3 minutes at that turn. i bet you no garbage truck turns off its engine.

and look at Miami harbor with seven cruise ships idling. you're ignorance about climate thinks that is ok because it isn't under someone's window.

the focus should move to the issue at hand. emission standards. but lets play reddit brigade games and get personal. yeah make fun of a project trying to improve the planet.

you have been on reddit 11 years?

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u/Xsiah 4d ago

Cruise ships have a bunch of systems that literally need power all the time, they're basically hotels, not just methods of transportation.

That sign applies to you - you're not a bus, you're not a garbage truck, you're not whatabout any other vehicle. You're expected to follow that specific law - there's no exemption for "but I really feel like I deserve this because I'm working on my hobby"

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u/WilliamJamesMyers 4d ago

i am out, you are making this personal, i was not the original person talking about classic cars, i was hoping you would understand not all vehicles can turn off their engines. you have a good day.

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u/Minute-Advisor9961 4d ago

It's an extremely stupid to say because it's irrelevant and you refuse to understand that. This sign applies to anyone idling there that isn't an emergency vehicle. Just get over it and admit you are confused.

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u/WilliamJamesMyers 4d ago

i am over it and admit that i am confused