The Solar-Powered Trolley Problem: Same as the original trolley problem, but now the trolleys are clean and energy-efficient.
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The "Smart City" Trolley Problem: Can you use sensors, software and predictive analytics to prevent all iterations of the trolley problem?
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I reach the trolley stop just in time to see the trolley pulling away two minutes before it's supposed to arrive.
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The trolley problem asks you to consider a scenario where a trolley is headed toward a track where five people are bound.
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" As one viral tweet put it, "So we're doing The Trolley Problem but the most important thing is to save the trolley.
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In one episode, Michael conjures a literal trolley to work through the famous "trolley problem", in which one must decide whether to divert a trolley, on course to kill five people, onto a different track that will kill another innocent.
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And in whatever moment, maybe the ship moves, somebody don't put one break in one trolley, and you see that trolley flying away.
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It was 2016, so the trolley was now a self-driving car, and the trolley "switch" the car's programming, designed by godlike engineers.
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The classic trolley problem asks whether you would pull a lever to move a trolley racing towards five people off-course, so instead it kills one.
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The trolley problem is a classic thought experiment in ethics, which asks you to imagine a trolley headed toward a track that five people are bound to.
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The "trolley problem" sets up a quandary: whether to let a trolley stay the course and hit numerous people, or redirect it and hit just one person.
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There is a thought experiment called the trolley problem that asks you to imagine a runaway trolley headed for a group of five people tied up in its path.
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The trolley problem asks whether it is ethical and reasonable to change the course of a trolley in order to save five people — if doing so will certainly kill one.
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One woman reportedly died of a heart attack after suffering a 35-hour wait on a trolley, while a man suffered an aneurysm waiting on a trolley at the same hospital.
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Take, for example, the libertarian trolley problem that asks whether you should pull the lever to save five people, even though it means the trolley will be trespassing on private property.
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The trolley is on a flag-stop route, meaning if you see a moving trolley that you want to get on, all you have to do is flag down the driver.
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Club Cart Lotus Trolley Bag: 3-Pack — $29.99 See Details
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Grand Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, 350 Trolley Line Boulevard. foxwoods.
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Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, 350 Trolley Line Boulevard. foxwoods.
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Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, 25688 Trolley Line Boulevard. foxwoods.
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Grand Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, 103 Trolley Line Boulevard. foxwoods.
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This time I take the trolley with my monthly pass.
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You imagine yourself driving a trolley down a fixed track.
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Around you will have the theatre trolley and tray set.
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The little trolley comes through, but there's nothing to do.
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But that trolley station might not be abandoned for long.
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Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, 271 Trolley Line Boulevard. foxwoods.
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Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, 2453 Trolley Line Boulevard. foxwoods.
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SculptureCenter, a former trolley repair facility, is a captivating space.
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The trolley careens through the city and is repeatedly commandeered.
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Midway through, the trolley breaks down on a movie set.
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A different kind of trolley problem motors into the armory.
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Mr. Diamond's trolley project began in the 1980s when he decided he wanted to build the first trolley line to run in Brooklyn since 1956, one that would link Red Hook to Downtown Brooklyn.
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You have two options: Do nothing, letting the trolley kill all five people on the main track, or flip the switch and send the trolley to the side track where it will kill one person.
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Our machines need not hesitate when they see the Trolley coming.
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On the country's coins, postage stamps, trolley cars, and street signs.
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At the trolley stop, the crowd of people buzzed with conversations.
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Trolley Witch serves candies to adorable children on the Hogwarts Express?
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She grabbed my bag and walked briskly toward the trolley stop.
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There is relieved joking, a quick trolley service handing out water.
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Contemplate the trolley problem in the context of another ethical dilemma.
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The actual winner was The Good Place episode "The Trolley Problem."
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I'll say it again: the Philly subway/trolley system is confusing.
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In fact they were just the drivers of the Trippin' Trolley.
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But what happens when you give a toddler a trolley problem?
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How do you solve trolley problems without defining what "good" is?
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Buy the Design Within Reach Møller Trolley for $1,995 (originally $1,725)
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Hunt and Darton are wheeled over to me on a trolley.
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I got on the trolley at Magnolia Marketplace at the Silos ...
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Later, concrete roadway replaced the trolley tracks, bringing cars and trucks.
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A free trolley runs throughout the village on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Instead, most news accounts have presented the BQX as a restoration of one leg of the trolley lines that used to be common throughout the boroughs, giving rise to the name of the Brooklyn (trolley) Dodgers.
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Diaz said the trolley boys were just "borrowing" the track from the Philippine National Railways, but the state-owned train company has moved to halt the trolley service after the media drew attention to its dangers recently.
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THE TROLLEY problem used to be an obscure question in philosophical ethics.
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My grandmother worked in a cafeteria; my grandfather worked on a trolley.
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I catch an early trolley and am at work by 7:30.
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Did you want to do a trolley-problem episode from the beginning?
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It's now doing the same for an empty trolley terminal in Manhattan.
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Two nurses push the trolley between them, walking slowly down the corridor.
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Investigators found video evidence from the trolley that supported the boy's account.
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People standing within three metres of the trolley were unhurt, Herrewegen said.
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Imagine a runaway trolley is barreling toward five workmen on the tracks.
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The 26-pound scooter can be folded and towed like a trolley.
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The historian Peter M. Filim took us around the grounds by trolley.
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At the time, horse-drawn trolley cars ferried people around the city.
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A trolley is barreling toward five people tied to the tracks ahead.
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To display them, he uses a projector, an iPad, and a trolley.
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At the market, she fills the trolley with vegetables, meat and fish.
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Wellington, New Zealand, had a serious issues with its beloved trolley system.
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A different kind of trolley problem motors into the Park Avenue Armory.
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The trolley problem posits this: if a runaway trolley is about to run into five people trapped on the tracks, but can be rerouted to a track with only one person trapped on it, should you reroute it?
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Nicknamed the "Bridegrooms" and the "Trolley Dodgers" (a nod to the trolley cars that buzzed around Brooklyn), the Brooklyn Dodgers made their first World Series appearance in 214, playing again in 28, 13, 21, 22009, 26, 1953 and 1956.
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This trolley ride to Thoughtville via Joketown is only just leaving the station.
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A trolley, a diverging track, a fat man, a crowd, a broken brake.
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There was like Woolworths on Market and where the trolley car goes around.
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The trolley meme isn't merely a philosophical conundrum that we pondered this year.
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Early spring was an age of innocence in the world of trolley memes.
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In June, the Brexit referendum spawned several trenchant variations on the trolley problem.
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I suppose we have to talk about the so-called "trolley problem," too.
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Meanwhile, an abandoned trolley bus sits in the middle of a forested area.
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That left Claire and Kiril alone at the trolley stop, which was confusing.
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"I used to gather empty bobbins," putting them into a trolley, he added.
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On the trolley ride home, the windows were full of other people's lives.
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Please ask this toddler, who was recently presented with the classic trolley problem.
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But the trolley problem captures one small albeit important piece of the puzzle.
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The "trolley problem" is one of the most famous thought experiments in philosophy.
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It also offered tours there in which travelers can ride a trolley bus.
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The most famous one is the Trolley Problem: Should you make the active choice to divert a runaway trolley so that it kills one person if, by doing so, you can save five people along a different track from getting killed?
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Not to be confused with an American trolley, like the ones in San Francisco, the British trolley is is what Brits use when they're wandering the aisles of their local grocery store, otherwise known as a shopping cart in America.
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The trolley ran efficiently, though it was packed and I didn't get a seat.
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The standard example that is used to explain this is the Trolley Car Dilemma.
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The building, a former trolley garage, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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She splashes paint on a metal trolley and mixes it loosely with a brush.
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People seem more than a bit freaked out by the trolley problem right now.
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" Tonioli added, "I think you just forgot the dance technique in the shopping trolley.
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We built a little droid trolley, which Kirstin [Makela, Art Director] and team used.
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It's the Trolley Problem done with drones, a beautiful script, and world class actors.
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Today I give myself extra time and make it to the trolley stop early.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspects a newly established Pyongyang trackless trolley factory.
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Pour Vous: Your only option in LA for drinking in an old trolley car.
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The village was turned into a residential neighborhood when the trolley-car became accessible.
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" Emily Axelsen on "Review: Take the Next Trolley to 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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Madame Morbid leads a year-round trolley ride through the haunted parts of Brooklyn.
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Following the line upstairs, it leads to a simple paint canister on a trolley.
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A European-style bar trolley offers table-side cocktails ($17) before the crowds arrive.
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A woman wearing a protective mask pushes a shopping trolley in Rome on Wednesday.
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He hoists the kayak onto a trolley and rolls it onto a side street.
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An Amazon worker loads a trolley from a Prime delivery van in Los Angeles.
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String a few trolley rides together, and voilà, you have an upstate culture crawl.
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Bring exact cash for the trolley, enough ones for a handful of $2 trips.
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"Famous artists?" says a man hawking sweets and cigarettes from a blue trolley outside.
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According to her, the trolley driver was negligent and reckless and caused the collision.
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A normal human being, confronted with the trolley problem, will ask questions about context.
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Algorithms work out the shortest path through the aisles, and try to minimize trolley congestion.
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In a common classroom exercise called the Trolley Problem, students decide between two unpleasant fates.
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A trolley system can take about 1,000 visitors per night to see the unique display.
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Why does the scenario with the doctor seem far more sinister than the trolley problem?
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She always drags her shopping trolley and dog everywhere, even just to grab some sugar.
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How will autonomous cars make ethical decisions, as in the case of the "trolley problem"?
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It will replace its trolley tours with free guided walking tours — limited to 25 people.
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All events are free, and a free trolley will transport visitors along the festival route.
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Next, the three boxes containing the horses were lugged by a trolley to the tarmac.
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In the Footbridge version, a large man can be pushed in front of the trolley.
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Guests can get to Charleston's historic center via a water taxi or a free trolley.
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Even if it means standing down a bull, or refusing to get off a trolley.
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The moral dilemma that you and philosophers might find yourselves debating is what to do if a trolley is rushing towards five people tied to a track, and you have the option to make the trolley switch tracks if you shoot someone in the head.
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It's a great crowning scene, second only to the "Trolley People" scene from The Princess Diaries.
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He attends court hearings that concern him via a video link, lying on a trolley bed.
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Creator's burger bot is a trolley-sized unit that has a footprint of two square metres.
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Clang, clang, clang went the trolley indeed in the latest trailer for Judy Garland biopic Judy.
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Whimsical tone aside, the trolley problem does continue to be useful — and not just in academia.
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That is, of course, the classic trolley problem, devised in 1967 by the philosopher Philippa Foot.
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If something happened this year, you can bet that there is a trolley problem for it.
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Do you switch the tracks on a runaway trolley to kill two people instead of four?
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Someone wheeled in a trolley of individual pizzas—guacamole dreams deferred—and the inmates closed in.
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Trolley is no longer bound by tracks, transporting folks around like a sentient self-driving Uber.
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As previously mentioned, David owns the New York Trolley Company, and his offices are his trolleys.
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Their lives can be saved by a lever that would switch the trolley to another line.
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That means that if your gate changes, the trolley will know and redirect to that location.
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The scenario we've described is based on an old philosophical thought experiment called the trolley problem.
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It's not surprising that the trolley problem comes up in virtually every discussion of autonomous vehicles.
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The edge case argument is more reasonable if you focus exclusively on the trolley problem dilemma.
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We are at risk of making most of our life experiences a series of trolley rides.
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A newcomer is the Trolley Barn, a refurbished industrial building that has staged orchestral hip-hop.
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Mother is towering over me, guarding me with her body from the eyes of the trolley.
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Snow-clogged streets halted traffic above ground and crippled virtually the entire bus and trolley system.
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Quite specific to us, all of our cheese will be hand-ladled from vat to trolley.
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Crammed on top of it all, like some bizarre game of Tetris, was a shopping trolley.
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These three characteristics — wisdom, perceptiveness, and self-possession — are irrelevant to the trolley problem, by design.
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The trolley problem is a classic thought experiment: If you're driving a trolley and you see five people on the track ahead, but only one person on a side track, do you pull the lever to switch tracks, actively making a decision that will kill one person?
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The strike, which will shut dow bus, trolley and subway transportation, provides about 900,000 rides a day.
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They go door to door in certain parts of Dublin with a shopping trolley collecting anything flammable.
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For office workers and students, the minutes shaved off daily commutes justify the risks of trolley rides.
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I think one of the stewards was badly injured when the trolley fell on top of them.
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Thanks to the arrival of autonomous vehicles, the trolley problem will be answered—that much is unavoidable.
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Look, I know funiculars are a real thing, not that functionally different from a gondola or trolley.
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It runs as follows: a trolley, or a train, is speeding down a track towards a junction.
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Yes, but: Some cities' past plans, as in the case of Knoxville's Olli trolley, haven't come together.
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No real humans would be run over by a real trolley regardless of the choice you make.
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What about a man rampantly pushing a trolley around a supermarket and loving it, is he cool?
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Hit the switch, and the trolley will careen into the fat man, KOing him—permanently—on impact.
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Underneath New York City there lies 233 miles of tunnels, 469 stations and one abandoned trolley station.
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He then appeared to yell "Allahu Akbar" in Arabic and to detonate something on a luggage trolley.
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By a doorway a woman tends a fire in a shopping trolley, roasting maize cobs to sell.
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When Jimmy Hogan arrived for the night shift, he found the boxes stacked neatly on a trolley.
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Mr. Darwon wiped the sweat off his brow, threw his body behind the trolley and pushed on.
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Finish with a tableside visit from the trolley filled with New Zealand cheeses (three for 523 dollars).
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He'll die, but his body will stop the trolley from killing the five workers on the track.
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A subway and trolley line that opened in 1927 was filled in 1956 to build the Interstate.
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The Hyperloop Problem: Same as the original trolley problem, except that instead of trolleys there are pods floating on layers of air at speeds of up to 769 miles/hour, so you have to make a decision and flip a switch much, much faster than in the trolley problem.
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He too starts to reform, sitting in on their ethics classes, and grappling in one of the best episodes, "The Trolley Problem," with a classic thought experiment: Should you steer a runaway trolley away from hitting five people if it means directly causing the death of one bystander?
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The only way to halt the trolley is to derail it by tossing something large onto the track.
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The accordion doors of the trolley opened and I climbed through, squeezing past passengers to the ticket puncher.
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Divers retrieved rusted scrap metal, a shopping trolley and a discarded bicycle from the waves alongside plastic waste.
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The game lets you make the calls in the famous "trolley problem" and see analytics about your ethics.
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Like many luxury luggage brands, Globe-Trotter's trolley cases are designed to last and be passed through generations.
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If you pull a lever, you can redirect the trolley to another track, where one person is bound.
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Those plans fizzled, and were replaced by a promise to bring the trolley to H Street in 2012.
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They were taking a trolley bus to their reception, full of wedding guests, when the engine caught fire.
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The scenarios are all versions of the classic trolley problem, which has itself become something of a joke.
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Situated within uptown Palm Springs, it's a quick walk, drive, or trolley ride to the city's main drag.
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Out front, students wearing earbuds, their noses in books, sat under an awning waiting for the Tech Trolley.
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A "jitney" is 1910s slang for a nickel, the cost of a typical trolley fare at the time.
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MIAMI — Dalia Carmeli, who drives a trolley in downtown Miami, voted for Donald J. Trump on Election Day.
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Shuffling past the arrivals board, Yehiel Maccabi pulled a maroon trolley, seemingly oblivious to the bustle around him.
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And not, technically, a trolley; they take great care here to remind you (cheerfully) that it's a streetcar.
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By 1974, the trolley was long gone, and with coal in decline, the Tazewell train station closed too.
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And that's where he remained -- after being moved, while unconscious on a luggage trolley -- for over an hour.
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At one point, he sets up his camera in the space between oncoming trolley cars — Russia's Buster Keaton.
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Sometimes the tea lady lost her grip and the trolley hit the corners of the walls and beds.
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Museum No. 1 From the Garrison station, pick up the trolley to Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design Center.
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While much of the moral calculus of the trolley problem is academic, this bit actually makes a difference.
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"Another trolley-pusher, Boyser, 59, told two Reuters journalists: "If you weren't reporters, they would offer you drugs.
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Many workers played hooky to join a mob that tore up trolley lines and tore down telegraph wires.
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On Tuesday, Philadelphia's transit workers went on strike, halting all bus, trolley, and rail service in the city.
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Participants were presented with multiple versions of a classic dilemma known as the trolley problem, which asks: Should I make the active choice to divert a runaway trolley so that it kills one person if, by doing so, I can save five people along a different track from getting killed?
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There are five people tied down, and the trolley is out of control, but there is only one track.
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Basically, if you're a woman giving Ozzy either a back rub or a trolley of food, God help you.
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Those questions, modern-day spin-offs of the trolley problem, are good distillation of some of the philosophical questions.
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From that, she was able to get everything from a filing cabinet to a treatment couch to a trolley.
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And then there was the trolley problem that showed Britain gleefully choosing to fling itself straight into a wall.
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This is perhaps the hardest trolley problem of the year, depending, of course, on the CP of the Dragonair.
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This week: a cosmetologist working who makes $10,30 per year and spends it on a color cart makeup trolley.
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Here's a third scenario: What if you were the large person that could stop the trolley via self-sacrifice?
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One category titled "Greener Cabin, Health, Safety and Environment" went to the European multinational for its "Re-trolley" concept.
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The updated trolley is designed to recycle and compress passenger garbage while being pushed through the cabin by stewards.
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Basically, if you're a women giving Ozzy either a back rub or a trolley of food, God help you.
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Hunt and Darton climb back onto their trolley, and I am asked to wheel them back to the kitchen.
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"I hate to say this, because it's so overdone, but it's like the trolley problem, times billions," says Carpenter.
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"I have a car that cost more than that painting," he said, referring to the stolen "Trolley Hunters" print.
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I landed a job after graduation in Rehoboth Beach, covering everything from the Jolly Trolley to Delmarva soybean farms.
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In the Loop version, the trolley can be redirected to a side track that later rejoins the main track.
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The set includes six colored wooden croquet balls, six mallets, and hoops that fit perfectly on the included trolley.
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There are two carry handles, a removable adjustable shoulder strap that doubles as a leash, and a trolley sleeve.
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We rode the Graham Avenue Trolley, took the 14th Street-Canarsie Line to "the City" and walked a lot.
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Artist Alexander Perrin's Short Trip is a hand-drawn interactive game in which players drive a trolley for cats.
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Cars, as well as the forces of the auto industry that halted the trolley spurs' completion, act as erasers.
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But experience shows that this project's success depends on more than just a pair of tracks and new trolley cars.
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A trolley boy since he was 17, he lives in a makeshift shelter beside the track with his two sons.
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One of Boris N. Yeltsin's most famous publicity stunts, for instance, was to ride to work on a trolley bus.
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It asked users to make a series of ethical decisions regarding fictional car crashes, similar to the famous trolley problem.
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It was just down the block from my parents' house, in one of the original trolley suburbs of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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No French supermarket trolley reaches the till without a six-pack of litre bottles, wrapped in yet more plastic film.
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And the first time we went shopping we filled up a trolley of food without knowing we had to pay!
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If you pull a lever, the trolley will switch to another track, but you'll kill a single person standing there.
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This was also good time for fun and creative trolley memes, many of which were just combinations of other memes.
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Anyone who takes a bus, train, or city-subsidized trolley to work is bound to rack up bizarre true tales.
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A few hours and more than a couple shots of Jameson later, we found ourselves stumbling back onto the trolley.
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The trolley fits snugly against the scanner, and the top slides with Alice-Rose into the bore of the machine.
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The trolley attack happened one week after three young women wearing hijabs were attacked in downtown San Diego, he said.
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" She performs a total of seven throughout the film, ranging from "The Trolley Song" to "For Once in My Life.
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He could hardly believe they had once talked on the trolley, shuttling down the tracks like a clumsy, mechanical beetle.
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That is, Kalanick says, until they were regulated out of existence by municipal governments and the then-powerful trolley lobby.
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The trolley problem demonstrates just how dire the coronavirus pandemic is becoming — with a touch of surrealist humor, of course.
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It now makes trolley buses and tractors, while seeking new rocket contracts to help regain some of its past glory.
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And personally, I liked the grace notes they added to the mythology, like the secret background of the Trolley Witch.
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How we'd say it in Britain:"Can you push the trolley for a second while I check out the bananas?"
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Another video shows a man moving a couch on and off a train, flipping it until he found a shopping trolley.
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Still, there have been no fatal accidents since the makeshift service started decades ago, some of the trolley boys told Reuters.
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After a brief military stint, he worked a series of jobs including as a trolley driver to save money for college.
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You stand at a railway switch with the power to divert the trolley to another track, where just one person stands.
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I do have to reward points to the Ariv team for engineering the bike to trolley on its own two wheels.
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Guides abound about how to make your own cocktails on planes, using the materials to hand on the flight attendant's trolley.
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The SUV is propelled rapidly sideways on a trolley before encountering a sand trap that stops it suddenly, tipping the car.
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This Heathrow-branded trolley went for £250 ($350) — just in case you get sick of carrying your suitcases to the car.
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The brakes are broken, but you have the option to redirect the trolley to side track with one person on it.
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One Australian man opened up his heart and taken in a lone, abandoned trolley that appeared on his doorstep last week.
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It was his final attempt to get the trolley returned after the office supply store had failed to pick it up.
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There also is a built-in trolley strap, so it can easily be attached to the top of a roller suitcase.
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In the first light of an autumn morning in New Zealand, Sylvia Durrant is loading ten penguins into a small trolley.
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The survey found that ninety-two per cent of bus and trolley riders did not have a problem with the broadcasts.
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The bus, outfitted like a trolley, will wind past tall monuments and statues as well as tombs that usually go unnoticed.
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If you're taking the time to arrange breadsticks in a miniature shopping trolley, chances are, they're not going to taste great.
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And some deny that the trolley problem scenarios are even relevant, once super smart braking systems are built into each car.
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Then that poor lady was sat on a hospital trolley in a big room full of strangers, noise, and drunk people.
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And that's usually people on lower incomes who can't afford to drop 100 bucks on a trolley full of triple ply.
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He rampages through the rest of the play until he ends up on skid row, a tramp wheeling a shopping trolley.
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In the 1930s, the name Dodgers — for folks who dodged trolley cars on their way across busy Brooklyn streets — finally stuck.
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In "Trolley — New Orleans," above, his signature style can be seen: immediate, cinematic and grainy, capturing everyday Americans in authentic moments.
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Meanwhile, the driver stopped the trolley to tell her that the lady could not ride in the front of the car.
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She later learns that this is the same street where Gaudí was hit by a trolley in the summer of 1926.
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Almost every story on self-driving cars and ethics frames itself around the trolley problem, a familiar thought experiment in ethics.
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Say you're standing there, watching the trolley car approach, pondering whether to throw the switch and divert it (and kill someone).
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In lieu of a monorail, each section of the resort will be connected through a trolley system—though it is also walkable.
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Several people walked past it without even acknowledging its odd existence, probably because it looked like a futuristic letter carrier's delivery trolley.
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Flows were accomplished by placing gold bars on a trolley and wheeling them from one pile to another a few feet away.
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Even soft, friendly comedies enforce this habit, from The Good Place — remember Chidi (William Jackson Harper) and the very bloody trolley problem?
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While at the theme park, the family posed for a picture after a ride with Mickey Mouse on the Red Car Trolley.
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They did an entire beach, an entire train station, and an entire train track and an entire train trolley that drove up.
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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, known as SEPTA, said the strike would affect all subway, buses and trolley routes in the city.
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I walk most of the way to work and then hop onto the trolley, which drops me off right outside my office.
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There are many reasons behind the decline of the dim sum trolley, but two of the main culprits are rent and space.
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The beauty of the trolley meme is how easy it is to connect with the very important news stories of the year.
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But worries over the "trolley problem"—in a situation where a crash is unavoidable, how does the robot decide whom to hit?
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The trolley was full of free beer, and by the time it let us off at the bars, we were pretty wasted.
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Frank's photograph of the New Orleans trolley says a lot about the state of America in the 22015s, but so does Draper's.
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The Moral Machine adds new variations to the trolley problem: do you plow into a criminal or swerve and hit an executive?
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"What trash are you speaking?" the man asked the 17-year-old, before punching him multiple times on the San Diego Trolley.
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If they do, he may be a rare example of a British entrepreneur with global ambitions who is not off his trolley. ■
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Phil Defonte, Nick Defonte's 90-year-old uncle, grew up in Red Hook and operated a trolley in Brooklyn in the 1940s.
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In several conversations and statements, a point of view emerges: Actually, there may not be a "right" answer to the trolley problem.
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I am seated at what appears to be an old tea trolley, decorated with china dogs and an assortment of mismatched cutlery.
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On top of beating the clock, manifested as a literal clock on your service trolley, you must also accomplish your mission unseen.
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Explorer The contemporary trolley, introduced in 21980, takes visitors to an arts district, an entertainment district and a happy state of mind.
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The risotto al salto came to the table on a trolley; there was heavy silverware, a woven cloth napkin on my lap.
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She won a discrimination lawsuit in 215 against a Manhattan trolley company that wouldn't let her ride in a whites-only car.
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" He added: "You're not really supposed to bung a load of meat in a van and shove a shopping trolley on top.
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Calling for information they issued a photograph of a man, dressed in white and wearing a hat, as he pushed a luggage trolley.
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A lawyer weighed in on how to answer the dastardly trolley problem, and Canadian researchers went after a more contemporary trouble: distracted driving.
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If the person behind you has a few items at the market and you have a whole trolley, let them go before you.
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"The Trekker enables Street View to feature more places around the world - places no car, trike, trolley or snowmobile can access," says Google.
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One group used a makeshift battering-ram, fashioned from a trolley, to break a large glass door on the outside of the building.
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When you hear the words ethics and autonomous vehicles, the age-old and often overused "trolley problem" thought experiment might spring to mind.
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Robert Frank's photograph of the New Orleans trolley says a lot about the state of America in the 1950s, but so does Draper's.
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"The US has a bright self-driving future"Instead of resisting technology like the taxi or trolley industry, we have to embrace it.
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Let the trolley continue to speed the way it's going, and it will smash into the crowd, obliterating the people in its way.
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The trolley problem is a very bad way to think about real-life issues, which is why it is a very good meme.
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I knew David had his own company — New York Trolley Company — but I had no idea what his day-to-day was like.
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If you follow the ongoing creation of self-driving cars, then you probably know about the classic thought experiment called the Trolley Problem.
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The Dodgers have been called the Dodgers (a name deriving from the days of trolley lines that required dodging) uninterruptedly only since 1932.
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The Silo district has its own free trolley that stops all over downtown Waco, so shoppers can easily get from store to store.
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I am free to sink down into the trolley I'm on and count and recount the number of cracks on my cycle helmet.
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You happen to be standing next to a lever that would divert the trolley onto another path, where a single person is standing.
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A metal support bar affixed to a trolley allows the laser to follow a level path a few inches from the painting's surface.
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Weinstein owns two Trolley Car Diners in Philadelphia, and decided two years ago to increase the minimum wage for his 75 employees to $8.50.
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And we wear our full kit when it's appropriate—you'd look stupid walking around Sainsbury's pushing a trolley in all your patches and leather.
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Many people, says Dr Rahwan, dismiss the trolley problem as a piece of pointless hypothesising that is vanishingly unlikely to arise in real life.
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As late as 2006, South Carolinians visiting a local bar could only buy shots from tiny bottles better suited to an airliner's drinks trolley.
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Whether it's from the trolley on the Hogwarts Express or from Honeydukes in Hogsmeade, magic folks never have a scarcity of enchanted sweet treats.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to announce the Brooklyn-Queens Connector, an above-ground trolley that links the two boroughs.
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There's a bunch of things you'd expect to be submerged in a city harbour: Garbage, the odd shopping trolley, a car wreck or three.
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This would appear to be a nod to the "Trolley Problem" that frequently comes up in discussions involving the ethics of self-driving cars.
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I don't wear a lot of makeup (just an easy brow fill-in and mascara), so most days I do it on the trolley.
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Plus, a World War II-era plane crashed in LA, we pondered the trolley problem (again) (ugh), and Tesla had a huge, huge week.
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The car trolley problem is a 63 MIT Media Lab study in which respondents weighed certain lose-lose situations facing a driverless car. E.g.
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Because it is a terrible lens for decision-making, the Trolley Problem is the best lens for looking at the decisions we've actually made.
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Episode 12 — "Kimmy and the Trolley Problem" While Xan may not be doing well socially at Columbia, she's doing impressively well with her extracurriculars.
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But the next day, I still couldn't figure out why the fuck those rich kids were on John Cullerton's trolley in the first place.
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Every now and then, a cute little robotic trolley came ambling down an aisle, playing Mozart to alert the humans that it was approaching.
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U+1F928 SHOPPING TROLLEY I would appreciate an emoji that conveys the concept of shopping, but is this really the best we could do?
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Last year, the ethical questions surrounding self-driving cars really entered the public consciousness by way of the famous "trolley problem" in ethical philosophy.
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"Loyal member for 15 years and you leave me standing at the supermarket altar with a trolley full of shopping," said one Twitter user.
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"Who knows how long this shutdown will go on?" said one 70-year-old retiree loading up his supermarket trolley with packets of noodles.
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I rarely let them independently dig through our instrument trolley and try out the various instruments, which is why they loved this so much!
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D.A. Did Not Intervene to Curb Risky Fentanyl Prescriptions" Teresa Garcia HuskieHonors11 on "Review: Take the Next Trolley to 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?
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Chidi's ramblings and lectures bored Michael, who eventually jazzed up Chidi's theoretical musings with some concrete situations involving a trolley and splattered human remains.
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But ultimately this is just a tiny pile of garbage that it's hard to even work up to a good trolley problem about it.
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The museum is designed to look like an early Canadian province complete with a general store, trolley, old-fashioned ice cream parlour, and more.
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At 18, a trolley car rammed into the bus she was riding; the accident shattered her spine and reduced her right leg to bits.
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Electric trolleys became so plentiful that Brooklyn's baseball team was named the Trolley Dodgers in the 1890s, before the name was shortened to the Dodgers.
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The SculptureCenter, another arts institution of note, opened in 21861 in a former trolley repair shop redesigned by Maya Lin; it was expanded in 2014.
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When they finally get the positioning right, Luna asks Sam to get down on the bed, as he sets out his tools on a trolley.
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He scans each product with a device mounted on his forefinger and puts it into one of 20173 blue crates stacked on a large trolley.
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While a trolley bag isn't quite on the same level as these prizes, our lucky Yu Wei is carrying on a long and storied tradition.
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One in five patients admitted for further treatment endured a long wait on a trolley or in a hospital corridor—twice the rate normally seen.
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The slab that is created is then loaded onto a trolley and taken away as the next piece of electronics arrives for the same treatment.
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Back before automobiles, factory workers would clock out for the day, buy a newspaper, and sit on a trolley with a beer and a cigar.
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It has shut down the city's subway, bus and trolley services, leaving the nearly 2009 million passengers who rely on them daily waiting on alternatives.
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He'd just been for a trolley dash round Pretty Green and was clad in a new leather jacket, and laden with bulging black shopping bags.
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Do you pull the lever and divert the trolley to hit one person if doing nothing means you'll kill five people on the other track?
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Trolley and walking tours, well-manicured parks, restaurants with underestimated menus, and art galleries and museums are all easily attainable activities that produce unforgettable memories.
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The Danish company Kronings has a nearly identical product called the Camper Trolley that's advertised as also being able to tow boats and small planes.
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There was the trolley problem of direct democracy, which illustrated the disastrous consequences of adding too many men, each with separate levers to a scenario.
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NTSB said it will send a team to Philadelphia to look at collision avoidance and federal oversight issues after one trolley rear-ended another Wednesday.
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To help achieve that, it will retrofit schools and other municipal buildings, put in new electric trolley buses, and use LED bulbs for street lighting.
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Then the dead animal is moved from the conveyor belt to a trolley overhead and carried to the bleeding area, where its throat is cut.
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In theory, we like the idea of safer streets These are new technological quagmires for an old moral quandary: the so-called the trolley problem.
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I politely slurred at her to shut the fuck up, and she told me it was her trolley and she could do whatever she wanted.
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When she's finished sucking milk from her narrow feeding tube, she's lifted out, placed securely on a special trolley and wheeled out of the room.
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There were a handful of bystanders on the trolley car, but no one stepped in despite the teenager's repeated pleas for help, Mr. Mohtaseb said.
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We drove there, through the marble gate, but you can also go from the Città Alta to the Città Bassa by a short funicular trolley.
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I might also consider trying a free bicycle rental or taking the trolley into town, which stops outside the Riviera to cut back on driving.
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Where you can buy it: Candy Palace, Pooh Corner and Marceline's Confectionery (Disneyland Park) and at Trolley Treats and Bing Bong's Sweet Stuff (California Adventure)
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Two photos provided with the report and reviewed by Reuters showed a van with the department's logo and a shopping trolley filled with orange boxes.
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The man padded across the concrete floor, lifted a print of "Trolley Hunters" off the wall, and breezily walked out the door he came in.
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There's even Sac Brew Bike, a mobile pub that tours beer bars and resembles a pedal-powered trolley that can seat up to 15 people.
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On the side track, it will kill one worker whose body will stop the trolley before it can kill the five on the main track.
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But to see some of the area's best art, look no further than public transit — specifically, an adorable green trolley with bells and brass rails.
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From a show-stopping rendition of "The Trolley Song" to countless behind-the-scenes meltdowns, the film is a meticulous recreation of Garland's final months.
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For months Boeing seemed to treat the MAX's travails as a brief spell of turbulence that passengers forget as soon as the drinks trolley arrives.
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There are many, many variations, but the nut of it is something like this: There's a trolley car hurtling toward a split in the tracks.
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Russian state television reported that the outage caused havoc around the region as traffic lights cut out and electric trolley buses came to a halt.
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