"curbside pickup" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a service that allows customers to collect goods from outside a store or restaurant without necessarily entering the premises. For example, "The store is now offering curbside pickup for customers who prefer not to enter the building."
They include leaf composting, curbside pickup of household appliances and even workers sometimes assigned to snowplowing.
The mayor also promised a pilot program for curbside pickup of food waste for a composting center on Staten Island.
But already, more than 180 cities and local governments in 18 states offer curbside pickup of food scraps.
Tombstone's roughly 580 households will continue to pay $17 a month for curbside pickup, though not recycling, which must be done at centrally located depots.
Mr. Vitters said he would like more attention paid to expanded municipal curbside pickup programs that would recycle all types of waste, not just bottles.
The 25 residents, more than 10percentt of the whole town, arrived on Wednesday steamed over the abrupt cancellation of curbside pickup, which cost $675 a month.
The new law may add yet another container for curbside pickup, which already includes receptacles for nonrecyclable trash, yard waste, glass and other recyclables.
Benefiting from a business model that relies on online ticketing instead of staffed ticket counters and curbside pickup instead of bus stations, these companies have added routes across the country and attracted passengers who once shunned bus travel.
Walmart Stores Inc applied Monday to US regulators for permission to test drones for home delivery, curbside pickup and checking warehouse inventories, a sign it plans to go head-to-head with Amazon in using drones to fill and deliver online orders.
She dutifully organizes cans, bottles, plastics and newspaper for curbside pickup, although she often forgets which Wednesday, once a month, is newspaper day and has to follow her neighbors' lead.
Mr. Mensendiek should not count on Joe Sutton, who lives with his wife and four children in the brown trailer adjacent to where the town placed two Dumpsters when it stopped curbside pickup on Jan . 15
