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Can you explain why? Unless I'm misunderstanding, pedestrians can still cross, and the neighbourhoods are divided by the massive highway, rather than the speci

• chipsy 16y ago
  In most of Michigan, the roads are enormous, development is sparse, and there are no sidewalks to speak of. It's tied in with the history of the state as a center of auto industry and the first attempts at car-centric planning. Saying that the "Michigan Left" is the cause isn't exactly correct, but it does allude to the overall nature of the layout.