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r/ATC•

The following text is included in the bill passed by the senate and delivered to Congress today.

Source: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/7147/text/eas?overview=closed&format=txt

https://www.congress.gov/bill-texts-received-today

Sec. 548. There is appropriated $140,000,000 for an additional amount for ``Department of Transportation--Federal Aviation Administration--Operations'' for air traffic organization activities, to remain available until September 30, 2027: Provided, That the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration shall only use such amounts to provide a rate of pay increase for calendar year 2026 of 3.8 percent, for air traffic control

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r/MachE•

So last night I charged up as per normal. When the charge completed I got a notification from the app, and didn't think much of it. About 10 minutes later I realized that I could hear the car was running (typical fan/air conditioner noise.) After about 10 more minutes (appx 20 minutes past end of charge notification) I went to check it out and sure enough the car was "on" and the app gave the notification that it was pre-conditioning the cabin & battery.

Maybe I just never realized because I am sleeping, but I've had a Mach E for 2 1/2 years and I've never observed the car pre-conditioning after charging. For reference, I double checked and saw that I currently have pre-conditioning turned

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r/VWiD4Owners•

I currently own a 2022 ID4 Pro S RWD, and it's my absolute favorite vehicle that I've ever owned. About 2 weeks ago I was hit by a driver who ran a stop sign. Initial bidy damage was ~$9500 but after bringing it to a collision center who specializes is EVs the number balloned to $24,800 and it is now deemed a total loss. Insurance has indicated that I can expect a payout (I own the title) of ~$27,000 but I'm still going to dispute that for a higher number.

If this happened to you, would you choose a 2022 RWD Pro S for $27,500, a 2021 Pro S AWD for $26,900, or would you "upgrade" to a New 2023 Mach E Premium for $38K OTD?

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r/Dallas•

So I found tickets on the Rangers' official website that I want to buy. Can I avoid the convenience fees by heading over to the ticket office and purchasing them in-person?

Their website says " Please note that all phone, internet, and box office orders are subject to tax and fees," but I'm wondering if anyone has first hand experience on whether the fees are the same, more, or less in person.

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r/Dallas•

​​​​​Outdoor Warning Sirens​

The Outdoor Warning System (OWS) consists of 168 sirens strategically placed throughout the City of Dallas. OEM constantly monitors the system for functionality and coverage. The OWS system is tested on the first Wednesday of every month at 12:00 noon, weather permitting.

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