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levirosol
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What a Hundred Million Calls to 311 Reveal About N...
I bet "streetlights" is referring to stop lights, not the streetlights along a road.
even still, the point is valid. why do people wait until the day to call and complain?
LiveTheDream
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The graph actually shows a separate item for "traffic signal conditions", which implies that "streetlights" are in fact different than traffic signals. (Look at the middle/upper-right; it's kind of hard to see).
ig1
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http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/signs/strlite.shtml
frio
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I don't live in New York, but I imagine they'd assume that the call centre isn't 24-hour?
lsb
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It's advertised as a 24-hour line.
mhb
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But the people who complain about noise don't? That would be interesting too.
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even still, the point is valid. why do people wait until the day to call and complain?