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Honk: My wife recently renewed her California driver’s license. She did it online, paid the fee and received her new license in the mail. We noticed on her license that it shows “END: NONE.” That is on other licenses, too. What does that mean? – Mike Heaslet, Newport Beach A. Ol’ Honk pulled his license out of his threadbare wallet ( Little Honks, Christmas is coming up) and saw that his driver’s license had the same thing on it. Honk knows that it doesn’t mean he doesn’t have an end.

The Sheriff’s Association of Texas hosted the conference for administrative personnel from sheriff’s offices across the state for four days in late November.

Honk gave Jessica Gonzalez, a Department of Motor Vehicles spokeswoman in Sacramento, a jingle. Turns out “END” stands for “endorsements,” which to the DMV translates into what other driving privileges we might have. For example, virtually all motorcycle riders would have an “M” there, telling a cop he or she is allowed to also ride motorcycles. Yes, there is a specific motorcycle license in California but relatively few have one, Gonzalez said, only 1,000-plus in the entire state. Most street-legal motorcyclists have the typical “Class C” license for cars and small trucks, like the rest of us, and then also have the motorcycle endorsement. Dear Honk: Who is responsible for maintaining Westminster Boulevard that crosses the Naval Weapons Station, between Bolsa Chica Road and Seal Beach Boulevard?

This road is in horrible condition. Driving across there is a teeth-rattling, kidney-pounding experience. Meanwhile, I see other streets, including my own Fountain Valley neighborhood, being re-surfaced with nary a pothole to be seen. Because it crosses the military base, is it a federal responsibility, hence the neglect?

Crack Reaconverter Standard here. I’m wondering where to send my complaints. Also, the shoulder is rough and dangerous for cyclists, and there is easily enough room that it could be widened, making it safer for them. – Michael Riley, Fountain Valley. Your dentist and doc will be happy – your rockin’ and rollin’ along Westminster is about to end. And you won’t have to drop a nasty note to anyone. Seal Beach is in charge of that stretch, as it is within city borders, and bids are out to companies that want the job of resurfacing the boulevard there; the city has $2million budgeted for the project, so City Hall is about ready to go.

“It will be all brand new when it’s done,” said Sean Crumby, the city’s public works director. 24abb3 Installation Manual The Alienist Caleb Carr Pdf here. on this page. The bike lanes are to be widened, too. If Seal Beach officials get an acceptable bid, construction could start as early as January with completion by summertime. As far as street or lane closures, Crumby said, it is too early to say, but there will be as little impact to motorists as possible, with night-time construction a likely option.