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Have you done anything like this professionally?
Linked are some examples that mostly apply to vehicles on highways but some apply to trains. Montana doesn't seem to have rules for trains, and even for trucks carrying agricultural produce and fertilizer seem to be exempt from littering laws.
There are also environmental protection laws that may apply.
So this seems like an issue that could be prevented by introducing littering laws / secure loads that apply in other states.
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I would hope that's more important than the "authority" of the author.
I haven't recently seen an article where someone committed massive whitecollar fraud and they couldn't afford this bond because they didn't have incredibly wealthy friends or family.
I think this advice isn't just throwing money at the problem, your suggestion sinks time into creating a mini-bureaucracy to ensure quality decision making. That mini-bureaucracy may in itself may make it hard to source/retain the various contractors you're suggesting.
For example I imagine it would be quite hard to source a small dental clinic builder who does high quality work and is also willing to sign a 200-page city level government procurement contracts without significant negotiation or persuasion.
I would also say the Facebook feed also ranks based on the reputation and relevance of the poster of the content.
Thank your for the response!