Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Fresh. Slow. Too Close. Not Yummy.







Emily said...

From Facebook:

I really hate those trucks that drive around spewing greenhouse gases for the sole purpose of advertising. Not Yummy is right.

Anonymous said...

Well I missed that particular congested intersection on my recent Boston visit, but I am interested in your measurement metric, clearly reflecting your infrastructure background. I see that HCM stands for Highway Capacity Manual (which I never heard of before), and then a visit to the FHA website disclosed all sorts of congestion-measuring metrics.

Never know what you're going to learn about what subject on this blog; thanks.


Anonymous said...

Clearly an effective piece of marketing. For one, presumably while sitting in traffic, you noticed. Second, you've commented on it. Finally, you've started a debate on not just the effectiveness of the campaign or environmental impact, but the quality and speed of their offerings as well.

Anonymous said...

What if every Chief of a medical department were responsible for documenting quantitatively provider and patient traffic flows (not just patient volume) within their service, and then to review them periodically for progress with a systems engineer. Hospitals would be guaranteed to be surprised at the blocking trucks you find, and the waste you can eliminate.