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what? no they don't.. This is completely dependent on where you live. In stockholm, absolutely the roads are kept clear first in many areas, as well as the rail
by CorvusCrypto 8y ago
what? no they don't.. This is completely dependent on where you live. In stockholm, absolutely the roads are kept clear first in many areas, as well as the rails with plow trains. Then they have plows for the sidewalks. In Ursvik it was certainly the case that they kept the roads clear first
Not to mention many kommun areas' snow are managed by its citizens (t.ex. the areas southwest of Farsta Strand). It's not uncommon that areas don't get plowed at all and people just chance driving it.
Blatant exaggeration of limited cases where this is true imo.
- stefanfisk 8y agoI also live in Stockholm, and I do not recognize what they are describing. From what I’ve understood the change is mostly that sidewalks and walking paths are no longer LOWEST in the priority list, not that they are anywhere near the top.
- jeofken 8y agoFor non-Swedish speakers context, “t.ex.” (till exempel) = e.g. (exempla gratia). Agreed that this article is missing the point - this is just what Norwegians call “swedenisms” (svenskerier)
- manwithaplan 8y agoexempli gratia