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I dont think ive ever seen a fast car on a dense city street (difficult to go fast when theres gridlock) whereas speeds above 55 mph were common on the 'nice' s
by tathougies 7y ago
I dont think ive ever seen a fast car on a dense city street (difficult to go fast when theres gridlock) whereas speeds above 55 mph were common on the 'nice' suburban street I grew up on
- Misdicorl 7y agoThe fatality rate spikes around 30mph. Most city traffic is definitely in that range (at least that I've experienced). > speeds above 55 mph were common on the 'nice' suburban street I grew up on Thats not a suburban street, thats a highway interconnecting the suburb. Non-driving connection within a suburb is certainly a huge problem.
- tathougies 7y agoI mean it was a street with on street parking, sidewalks, a school etc. I am unsure how you can make such a universal statement unless youve experienced literally every suburb in america. In san Francisco, most city traffic is less than 30 mph because of high density
- Misdicorl 7y agoA 55mph road is a highway regardless of other factors (in my opinion). Sucks that a school is on it
- tathougies 7y agoI mean if you redefine everything to fit your preconceived notions then you shouldnt be surprised that everything matches
- TulliusCicero 7y ago"If I redefine everything to fit my parameters, then nothing can contradict me." I mean, okay, but if you want to avoid being intellectually disingenuous you can't do that anymore. You don't get to just randomly redefine things until they fit your arguments better.