That's funny really. Here in Tennessee I speak to people moving here to rural areas here to escape cities like Chicago, New York, and yes, even that paradise LA.
Be advised the Netherlands are in Europe or your panties. Not in the United States.
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Our cities need to be reordered to be more like our European cousins long past where the poor had to go live outside of the castle walls...
... they can come in from time to time for labor or to spend the money of that labor at our fairs.
Bread and circuses, they things empires are built upon.
Empires are forever.
Comprehension is your weak suit. Stop attempting it and just go back to frothing and foaming at the mouth.
Maybe it's your weak sauce writing?
We have bike lanes on almost all of our streets. They are mostly deserted and even more so when it rains or gets cold.
Yes, dumbass. Cities are more profitable and cost effective across the board.
Are they protected bike lanes or just paint? Unless there are physical barriers to prevent drivers from swerving into them, they’re dangerous and should be avoided.
Who created the data and what was their agenda?
Especially now, right...With many reducing city services to fund the arrival of all the illegal immigrants. Yeah, the money is just rolling in...
And asshole bike riders that believe they have the right to ride 3 abreast in traffic lanes designed for cars to drive 55 mph isn't a hazard...
No urban road should be designed for cars to travel 55mph. Driving that fast should be confined to controlled-access highways.
You live in your own little word don't you?
I live next to several streets with 3 lanes of traffic in both directions. Pedestrians have been killed by careless drivers while crossing them. The speed limit is 45, but people regularly ignore it because the streets were designed for driving faster.
We can agree that pedestrians have the right of way, especially in traffic signal/walk signal roadways. But, and it is a huge BUT, that does not resolve the pedestrian of any responsibility for their own safety. Even with a walk indicator I look both ways, often twice before I head out across the street. There is no accounting for the actions of others that are distracted, drunk, high, homicidal, or whatever. Honestly a healthy mistrust of most people you encounter is a good survival technique, especially on the road.
I honestly don't care about California at all. I've been there and feel no need to ever return. In fact if there was a national call for people to bring chain saws to cut California loose and push it out to sea I'd be on the way. (Just so you don't think I'm serious about the chain saw comment it is a reference to a Bugs Bunny cartoon.)
