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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill14564
There might be a more detailed explanation elsewhere, particularly on districtgov.org, but my recollection is this change was made for two reasons:
1. Safety: Trucks drive down one side of the road, rather than in the middle, and no one runs across the road picking up bags
2. Manpower: With only one side of the street being picked up at a time, the crew can be reduced from three to two (driver and loader).
Related: It was stated that the part of the cost saved by reducing the size of the crew would be translated into increased wages for the two that remained.
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They never done that on busy street just residential streets anyway.
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