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I guess the biggest challenge is gonna be not to get stuck in those narrow alleys that they call streets in Japan. Some of them can hardly take a kei car, let a
by rester324 2y ago
I guess the biggest challenge is gonna be not to get stuck in those narrow alleys that they call streets in Japan. Some of them can hardly take a kei car, let alone a sedan
I can already see in my imagination all the jijis swearing when they see those cars stuck :)
- KennyBlanken 2y agoThey can barely change lanes: https://youtu.be/spw176TZ7-8?t=88 https://youtu.be/spw176TZ7-8?t=88 ...and are completely flummoxed by a couple of traffic cones closing off a lane: https://youtu.be/fMFzs0NZ_Mc?t=56 https://youtu.be/fMFzs0NZ_Mc?t=56
- minwcnt5 2y agoThese videos are from three and six years ago, lol.
- keerthiko 2y agoThe average motorcar still operating in japan is approximately 2/3rd the mass, and presumably volume, of the average personal vehicle in america. They also don't allow street parking on those "alleys". Effectively they can be between 1/6th (2-lane) and 2/9th (1-lane) the width of a typical one-way american street and still have room for pedestrians along the side.