Parks Kugle

6 days ago | dailydot.com | Parks Kugle

Selling a car can be a relief, but with depreciation averaging 20% to 60% for five years, getting a good price for the vehicle can be a challenge. Recently, a man showed how he was able to sell his vehicle to Carvana even though it had a blown transmission. Viewed over 2.6 million times as of publication, Rolie Mane’s (@talisman_rolie) video showed how the online-only car retailer will take a vehicle even with major damage.

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Parks Kugle

As part of the 102.5-mile-long Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails System, San Antonio City Council voted to authorize a $1.5 million contract with Abelar Incorporated to construct a connector trail to the Salado Creek Greenway System during its April 17 meeting. The overviewLocated northwest of Loop 1604 and Rogers Ranch Parkway in District 9, the project will construct a new 0.60-mile-long, 10-foot-wide concrete trail between Treble Creek and the Salado Creek Greenway.

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Parks Kugle

During its April 17 meeting, San Antonio City Council approved a $350,500 agreement with The Broussard Group for additional landscape architectural services to extend the Huebner Creek Greenway. The detailsAccording to city documents, the original $1.41 million agreement with Broussard Group contracted the company to extend the Huebner Creek Greenway Project from Floyd Curl Drive to Eckhert Road. The new agreement will add an extension from Eckhert Road to Leon Valley.

1 week ago | communityimpact.com | Parks Kugle

1. Evans Road drainage improvements phase 1Project: Part of the 2022-27 bond program, work includes rebuilding the street, widening sidewalks and improving drainage on Evans Road from Roan Park to Masonwood Drive. Update: According to the city documents, the project’s design phase is 70% complete. Timeline: summer 2025-summer 2027Cost: $8.450 millionFunding source: 2022-27 bond program2.

1 week ago | dailydot.com | Parks Kugle

Mechanics have found weird things when trying to repair vehicles. Patriot Express Tire & Oil, based out of Plano, Texas, listed 13 weird things found in customers’ cars. This included a mattress stuck underneath the car, keys jammed into a tire, a popcorn bucket over the exhaust, and a cow bell tied to the car with a belt. Now, a man took to TikTok to find out why his Chevrolet truck is still running after he disconnected every possible energy source.