I know there are a zillion concerns, but as a lawyer that does this kind of law, I wish somebody would address the issue.

The United States is a nation of laws: badly written and randomly enforced.

One of the biggest benefits is we're able to manage the system as a system. We're reacting quickly. Law enforcement, emergency responders, should it be an accident or an event, we're able to deploy the appropriate resources at the right time. Every minute a lane is blocked, there's four minutes of resulting congestion. The sooner you clear the lane, the sooner you clear congestion.

Currently we're investigating to determine if any law was violated.

That's one of the reasons why we're so open-door about this. We're all law abiding,

I've seen many changes since this law was enacted, most of them bad,