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Excepting of course, the millions of intersections and driveways. You know, besides those.
by bagels 13y ago
Excepting of course, the millions of intersections and driveways. You know, besides those.
- baddox 13y agoWell, pedestrians already have separate thoroughfares and are not allowed on roads, right? What's the difference?
- bagels 13y ago(like we already mostly have for pedestrians) If you're talking about sidewalks, it's barely separate, as in a city there are conflicting paths between the road and the sidewalk every dozen feet (every driveway or intersection).
- baddox 13y agoCrossing a street is a lot different than traveling with the flow of traffic in a lane.