Another concern about driverless trains is that they usually operate in systems that have barriers at the platform edge, like the ones in most airport rail systems. In New York, the track beds are open, and platforms slope subtly toward them, so that water flows off. But that gentle slope has been known to cause strollers and wheelchairs to roll off as well, not to mention the intoxicated, the disoriented, wrestlers, and other unfortunates. A few years ago, Dominguez was driving a northbound A train into the 125th Street station when he saw a blind man and his Seeing Eye dog sprawled on the tracks. Dominguez hit the emergency brakes, but a four-hundred-ton train can’t stop quickly: the train skidded to a halt over the man and the dog. Fortunately, they had flattened themselves between the rails, and they weren’t seriously hurt. A robot train, unable to see anything ahead except another train, might not have stopped at all.

Theo Abkes plans to stay in retirement, and the couple is talking about traveling more often, his wife said.

ACTRESS: I grew up in The Midlands. I didn’t really get Nikes, but I was always kitted up pretty well. My mom made sure of it. I’d do a lot of adaptions. I’d cut the tongues off of my trainers. I’d get in a lot of trouble for doing things like that.

UK registrations of new tractors (over 50hp) in January 2019 recorded a 10% drop compared with the same month in 2018, according to the latest figures from UK-based Agricultural Engineers Association (AEA).

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• Happy Wok, 1655 Rombach Ave., Wilmington, Jan. 2. Follow-up. Critical: Some containers storing food were not covered. Some foods missing date marks.

RESOLUTION # 2019-01 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DESIGNATING SIGNATORIES FOR THE TOWN OF LYMAN ACCOUNTS. Councilwoman Shelton made a motion to approve Resolution # 2019-01, second by Councilman Sill, motion carried unanimously.

“We sell a lot of eclectic items, including name brands,” said longtime Cargill employee Terri Yovkovich, who runs the store with her mom Shirley Bell. “There’s a lot for the younger generation, a lot of cool clothing, shoes, jewelry and vintage. It’s a lot of shabby chic style. We’ve got decor and fun and cool stuff.”

The 1,400-square-foot juicery at 2845 Highway Ave. in downtown Highland plans to celebrate its grand opening from 11:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Oct. 12 with raffles, live music and activities for kids.

Goodness to Go, 7664 S. Northshore Drive: Multiple food containers and chemical bottles unlabeled. 94 (99 followup)

Bradley joined Gateway in November 2015 as an intern. As the company was launching a major multi-year expansion effort, she was hired permanently in April 2016 as an industrial systems control technician. She quickly became an integral part of the team, taking on roles of progressively more responsibility, overseeing acquisition and installation of several new equipment lines, according to the company. Bradley previously worked for AT&T as a network maintenance technician, where she was responsible for connectivity and server network operation.

"This is our test site for this concept," Jimmy Kollintzas said. "We’re definitely interested in taking this concept to other locations. We took a lot of time with the logo, graphics and design. You need good food, good service and good marketing."