laughinReaper
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- Dec 5, 2011
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Its a combination of lack of preparedness and doing the wrong thing during the event.
When they let schools out, government employees out, and told people to head home early all at the same time, a clusterfuck was inevitable.
We've actually had that problem in the past. Now they do a staggard plan. kids are the first to go, if they have school at all. If they are expecting really bad weather the kids stay home to begin with. Then they begin to release state employees and they ask the various businesses to let out by a certain time. There is still traffic but not a complete shutdown.
What part of the country do you live in, LR?
Connecticut