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um walking why on earth did you jump to the conclusion, How do busses ambulances etc move through a city that has narrow streets crammed with cars. Of course
by C1sc0cat 7y ago
um walking why on earth did you jump to the conclusion,
How do busses ambulances etc move through a city that has narrow streets crammed with cars.
Of course with European city's with wide boulevards might not be as bad - though of course those wide streets are designed to stop barricades and to allow for the use of grape shot to stop the rioting presents.
- pas 7y agodedicated bus/taxi/emergency lanes
- icebraining 7y ago> with European city's with wide boulevards How many European cities have you visited? A few cross-city boulevards don't define the street layout. The average street width in Amsterdam is 9.5m, in Paris is 10.6m, in Brussels is 13.2m, and in Barcelona is 13.9m; compare with Manhattan's 15.9m.