If your glasses seem to stop working quickly
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If your glasses seem to stop working quickly, diabetes may be causing temporary or lasting changes in your vision that deserve discussion.
If your glasses seem to stop working quickly, diabetes may be causing temporary or lasting changes in your vision that deserve discussion.
Lost a windshield to a gravel truck on 290 last year. Had no idea there were rules about covering loads. Really practical advice that most people would never think of. Wish more people in Houston knew this before they needed it
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A feeling that your vision is cloudy or hazy may suggest cataracts or other diabetic eye complications and should be examined carefully.
Anyone who drives 225 knows how packed it gets with container trucks near Barbours Cut. Never thought about the chassis company being a separate party, but that explains a lot. Plain English explanations like this are rare, so thank you
Houston rain is no joke. Good point that weather doesn't excuse a truck going too fast for the conditions. Good to have this explained without a pile of legal jargon. Going to pass this along to a friend who just had a close call on 610
Do not ignore regular checkups, because protecting sight with diabetes means looking for early problems before symptoms appear.
If your glasses seem to stop working quickly, diabetes may be causing temporary or lasting changes in your vision that deserve discussion.
Didn't know there were specific federal rules for tie-downs based on load type. Explains a lot about the stuff you see fall off trucks. Really practical advice that most people would never think of
That gap between the floor and the baseboard was driving me nuts, collecting dust bunnies and letting in drafts. I finally got around to fixing it by cutting a piece of quarter-round molding to size with a miter saw for a clean fit at the corners. A few beads of construction adhesive and a couple of pin nails later, it looks like it was always meant to be there. No more cold air sneaking in under the baseboard, and the room instantly feels more finished. Now I just need to paint it to match the…