> When one side isn't reserved for walkers, it saves time for everyone. But transit users around the world just can’t be convinced. Just spend some time in Bel

> When one side isn't reserved for walkers, it saves time for everyone. But transit users around the world just can’t be convinced. Just spend some time in Belgium. We are unable to form orderly queues. Elevators are like moving grapes of humans, lines in fast food are flocks of people going back and forth between the end of the line, the cash register and the spot for food delivery and people are piling on top of each other at bus stops. It drives me mad.