Reading your fantastic reports on recent crime statistics, I didn't see the DUI numbers listed. Considering Uber and Lyft have been here a year now serving both tourists and us locals off the strip, it would be awesome to see a year over year decline in drunk driving justifying the future of this convenient and affordable alternative to the taxi cartels ... I mean taxis.

I fly to Vegas and don't rent a car. The great transportation section on your website helps me get wherever I want to go very inexpensively (free shuttles, Monorail, etc.). Is there any easy, and maybe inexpensive, way to get to the recently opened Cracker Barrel located at 8350 Dean Martin Drive? I assume there aren't any closer. Their chicken and dumplings are yummy!

With the new construction at the Monte Carlo beginning in October, will the tram from the Bellagio continue to run to the Monte Carlo?

Is at all possible to have an out of town drivers license and get a local drivers license (using a Post Office address) without surrendering your out of town license. If so is, it legal? Also how about getting a local I.D, if you don’t drive? I use to come out to Vegas six or seven times a year, but now that there are so many casino opening up all over the place it’s down to three or four times a year (but I still consider Vegas my second home). Anyway the reason for all of this is that the locals get a big advantage on discounts all over the city especially on the new parking-lot charges.

Regarding your recent answer about valet charges, one clarification nobody ever seems to mention: Is the recommended tip amount paid twice, once when you leave your car and then again when you get your car back and leave, or do you only tip when you get your car delivered back to you?

Can you update us about the success of Uber as an alternative to taxis from the airport and from hotels on the Strip? Are there any meaningful statistics about ride-share services in Las Vegas or too soon still?

Maybe you can answer a question for all the conspiracy theorists out there. A few years ago, some strange signs started appearing around the city. They look like they are capable of displaying messages in text and people have gone way out in all directions as to what these are going to be used for. Some say highway information; others have said its part of a DHS program called Operation Trailblazer. They are all over the place and none of them are functional (or are they?). Hopefully you can crack this once and for all!

Can you tell me why Las Vegas uses reflectors as road markers instead of proper lines? Most western and global cities use lines because they are easy to see -- reflectors get run over and are difficult to see especially in the daytime. Why on earth do they use them in place of lines (except freeways)?

I hadn’t heard that CET was planning to charge for parking. I would have thought this would have started intense Internet chatter like when MRI announced it. Did I miss this big news? If so, I am slipping fast!

Regarding hotels charging guests parking fees … I have a handicap plate. Will I still be charged full price for parking?