I volunteer as a first responder and we get priority access to the network in an emergency (https://www.firstnet.com/plans and https://www.firstnet.gov/)
This includes "First Priority and Preemption - priority access to the domestic AT&T 4G LTE network"
The real story should be asking why they don't have access to this program
From GA -
Thank you very much for the five stars and the generous tip! Regarding
my post-GA whereabouts, I am a member of a Google Group that is open
to anyone who cares about Google Answers:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/GAalumni/about
~pinkfreud
There are only a handful of east coast cities where that model works. There needs to be a certain population density before public and pedestrian traffic becomes efficient. So the question still IS what will be powering our cars. The hope is to come up with a fuel that has no effect on our environment.
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I volunteer as a first responder and we get priority access to the network in an emergency (https://www.firstnet.com/plans and https://www.firstnet.gov/) This includes "First Priority and Preemption - priority access to the domestic AT&T 4G LTE network" The real story should be asking why they don't have access to this program
Trump didn't act unilaterally this time. The bill passed in the Senate 97-2: https://www.democrats.senate.g...
If you want to kill yourself, please don't use gas in enclosed spaces. You may also kill the person that finds you.
From GA - Thank you very much for the five stars and the generous tip! Regarding my post-GA whereabouts, I am a member of a Google Group that is open to anyone who cares about Google Answers: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/GAalumni/about
~pinkfreud
A Google Group has been created for those that miss google answers. http://groups-beta.google.com/group/GAalumni/about
From pinkfreud of GA:
Thank you very much for the five stars and the generous tip! Regarding
my post-GA whereabouts, I am a member of a Google Group that is open
to anyone who cares about Google Answers:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/GAalumni/about
~pinkfreud
There are only a handful of east coast cities where that model works. There needs to be a certain population density before public and pedestrian traffic becomes efficient. So the question still IS what will be powering our cars. The hope is to come up with a fuel that has no effect on our environment.