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I've always figured that the narrow roads over there were (much like the ones in the older European cities) created long before cars, when people relied on hors
by Trilkhai 7y ago
I've always figured that the narrow roads over there were (much like the ones in the older European cities) created long before cars, when people relied on horses or horse-drawn vehicles for transport. Roads designed after cars became common tend to be much wider.
- KozmoNau7 7y agoThat's sort of my point. cars are way too big and go way too fast for a lot of roads, and there is often no room to widen them. So we let the cars squeeze in anyway, to the severe detriment of pedestrians and cyclists.