Guys are here doing the garage roof, making quick work of it and doing a nice job.
Bonus rain has held off.
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Guys are here doing the garage roof, making quick work of it and doing a nice job.
Bonus rain has held off.
Dudes walking around top section like he's standing on the ground. Guess you get accustomed to it but certainly not the job for me, get a nose bleed standing on my deck for fawk sakes. LOL
I was a roofer for a couple years in high school, you do get pretty comfortable on the pitch
In some ways you get comfortable in others you gotta always remember to keep your footing and not be too cowboy. I still get a bit uncomfortable going up a 40' ladder.
Nope. It's all back together now, job takes 3x longer when I do it because it always becomes "I'll clean this while its out, I should paint this bracket, may as well order new hardware" etc.
All thats left is a MEGA detail. Front end of the car felt like sand paper and has a bunch of swirls from all the winter projects going on. Clay and full polish/sealant coming this weekend hopefully and then its almost ready for the season.
for sure, always need to be cautious, no matter how comfortable you get.
Me and a few buddies worked for my girlfriends neighbor, flat roofs during the week and residential on the weekends. Occasionally we would try and show each other up, carrying two bundles at once up a two story roof. the transition to the pitch was always interesting with 160lbs on one shoulder
Fuck.
Ontario plans to increase penalties for speeding, stunt driving and other traffic violations, saying it has seen a spike in the offences since the pandemic hit.
The government introduced legislation Monday that would, among other things, increase vehicle impoundment times and lengthen licence suspensions.
Transportation Minister Caroline Mulroney said the Moving Ontarians More Safely Act sends a clear message to drivers.
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“Driving is a privilege and those that threaten the safety of others have no place on our roads,” she said.
The legislation would see roadside vehicle impoundment increase from seven days to 14 days, and roadside driver's licence suspensions extend from seven days to 30 days.
It also introduces escalating post-conviction licence suspensions, up to a lifetime ban for a fourth infraction.
It would also lower the threshold for laying street racing charges for those travelling 40 km/h or more above the posted limit on roads where the speed limit is less than 80 km/h.
The government said stunt driving offences have been on the rise since 2015, with a large spike seen last year.
Mulroney said fewer motorists on the roads during the COVID-19 pandemic encouraged more people to drive at excessive speeds.
“Unfortunately, many drivers took these open roads as an invitation to put their foot down on the gas pedal,” she said.
Police laid 796 stunt driving charges in Toronto between March 1, 2020 and Dec. 31 2020, an increase of 222 per cent over the same period in 2019, she said.
Roadside driver's licence suspensions for street racing increased an additional 52 per cent between March and August 2020 compared to the same period in 2019, Mulroney said. Nearly five per cent of drivers suspended during that period had one or more previous suspensions in the last five years, she added.
In another example reported Monday, police in Perth County said they had charged a man from Seaforth, Ont., after he was allegedly clocked at driving above 170 kilometres an hour in an 80 zone in West Perth.