They’re busy running a Football Team.
Not doing a good job there, either.
Not doing a good job there, either.
Place you felt the least safe in
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It’s historically been 50/50 on the restrooms.
If you went into a clean one, check fast, you’re probably in the Woman’s.
If you went into a clean one, check fast, you’re probably in the Woman’s.
Do you even want to get gas in an area with stations that are part of Project Green Light?
Not particularly but I'm planning to move to Detroit so I need to get warmed up and adapt to the life there which isn't so bad these days.
Honestly why would you move there when you talk about how scary it is
Because it's all I can afford, when a house cost 50k its definitely a reason to move and help the city come back. Not to mention the great location proximity to east coast and Chicago/Ontario and nice summers. I have family in New Orleans also similar in terms of being "dangerous". Lets hope for positive things to take place in the near future as downtown seems to be making a massive comeback.
Detroit motto "We hope for better things" and "It will rise from the ashes"
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Well, they need to better identity the bathrooms by gender.
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Better Not have it in your Commercial Vehicle ..
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Don't kid yourself...... except for a few neighborhoods that i pointed out to you earlier, that you said were too expensive, and the downtown area, Detroit is still a very undesirable city to live in. Please be very careful in you choices.
Hey, Happy Thanksgiving everybody.
If you hear fireworks hit the floor.
We’ll rotate every 30 minutes watching the cars in the driveway.
The grandkids won’t be here because my son won’t bring his family into this neighborhood. **
I’ll stand up all evening because I’m still uncomfortable since I got sodomized by those carjackers last week.
Hey, can you believe my house payment is only $150 per month !
**Had relatives that stayed near 87th and I-94 longer than advisable.
Got broken into and still wouldn’t leave. Wife was very uncomfortable.
Finally their son decided he would not bring the grandkids anymore and they suddenly moved to Oak Lawn.
If you hear fireworks hit the floor.
We’ll rotate every 30 minutes watching the cars in the driveway.
The grandkids won’t be here because my son won’t bring his family into this neighborhood. **
I’ll stand up all evening because I’m still uncomfortable since I got sodomized by those carjackers last week.
Hey, can you believe my house payment is only $150 per month !
**Had relatives that stayed near 87th and I-94 longer than advisable.
Got broken into and still wouldn’t leave. Wife was very uncomfortable.
Finally their son decided he would not bring the grandkids anymore and they suddenly moved to Oak Lawn.
There might not be but some states have laws abou concealed weapons an a lot don’t recognize other states concealed permits so someone could get a felony gun charge an loose there gun
Don't know about gun laws, hopefully Turtle will chime in, but, if you feel that unsafe at this job, I'd look for a different one, just me. Go Vol's!
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There is no federal law prohibiting a firearm in a Commercial Motor Vehicle.
If you are legally licensed to carry a gun in the state in which you are driving you're good to go. To find out which states will honor your CCW permit from your state, go here: https://www.gunstocarry.com/ccw-reciprocity-map/
(heads up: Illinois is a dick)
Do keep in mind that regardless of the gun laws in your state or the reciprocity laws of other states, some motor carriers straight-up forbid firearms in their vehicles. So even if you have a permit to carry, if your carrier doesn't permit you to carry, you'll lose your right to carry freight with them. (been wanting to type that sentence for years)
If you are legally licensed to carry a gun in the state in which you are driving you're good to go. To find out which states will honor your CCW permit from your state, go here: https://www.gunstocarry.com/ccw-reciprocity-map/
(heads up: Illinois is a dick)
Do keep in mind that regardless of the gun laws in your state or the reciprocity laws of other states, some motor carriers straight-up forbid firearms in their vehicles. So even if you have a permit to carry, if your carrier doesn't permit you to carry, you'll lose your right to carry freight with them. (been wanting to type that sentence for years)
If you feel that way, why do you choose to reside there?
I dont live in Detroit. I'm in the 'burbs. Whole different world.
As previously mentioned, there are a few nice neighborhoods (Palmer Park, Indian Village, East English Village), but you indicated the cost was prohibitive.
If you find a property you are interested in research the area, then research again. Feel free to ask those of us from this area about it. We won't lie.
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Or try looking south to toledo,ohio and find something in your price range....Sylvania, ohio has very good schools too.
Thanks Ragman for your advice on the area, this map here also indicates the safer areas. I like Jefferson Chalmers and Martin Park as well as the south side of the EEV. University District seems to be too expensive. Palmer Park, Indian Village are unattainable unless your net worth is a million +, taxes will eat you up quick on those houses!
Crime Data for Detroit, MI - Trulia
MAN I am waiting on the end of the world 2nd time this month I have to agree with the Turtle lol........Yes there is absolutely no law stating u cant have a gun in a commercial vehicle.......I have this argument prolly 5 times a day with other drivers that say there is lol.....but as Turtle said most companies dont want you to have one (not so much the company but there insurance or thats my opinion on it) but hopefully they get it passed to where every state has to accept the CCW just like they do with a drivers license. I dont think it will happen but I hope it does
