This parking lot in Sweden is designed with asymmetric parking spots that make it easier for entry and exit.
u/No-Marsupial-4050 — 12 hours ago
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Guess which lane is more efficient and has higher capacity. Now guess which lane the federal gov't plans to remove
Thank god to WABA for delaying this braindead plan during the cherry blossom bloom. Statehood for DC.
u/A_shovel_ — 8 days ago
When $10 gas is on the table, every city should be building streets like NYC.
u/MiserNYC- — 3 days ago
When $10 gas is on the table, every city should be building streets like NYC.
u/MiserNYC- — 17 hours ago
Tijuana solution to alleviate traffic in the city started construction, a 12 km 6 lane elevated highway 🤢
u/Spascucci — 10 hours ago
One guitar, a happy crowd, and a perfect moment
u/kalni — 14 hours ago
Cars in a Union Market parking on the sidewalk
Thankfully there was still some room for me to walk by, but the one car especially rendered it inaccessible for anyone using a wheelchair. And it should have been obvious given that they were parked so much far further forward than any of the other cars parked here.
u/OhHowIMeantTo — 9 hours ago
UK bus tracking now live in Google Maps
Many bus companies do this now in their own apps, but from yesterday it's now in Google Maps
u/Over-Language2599 — 9 hours ago
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This YouTube video boldly envisions us getting a suburban on the Moon👍
u/CJWard123 — 1 hour ago
How could Oakland raise billions in revenue? New report suggests removing freeways — The highway impact report found Oakland forgoes $23.9 billion in development and $181 million a year in property taxes thanks to urban land swallowed up by freeways.
oaklandside.orgu/stefeyboy — 1 day ago
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stupid loud cars in the city
i swear i will be at home just enjoying the peace and quiet and then there's just gotta be loud ass fookin cars that have to ruin that peace and quiet. i even have my windows closed but i can still hear them. and i have no clue where they are coming from but it sure as hell isn't on my street cause if it's on my street i would be able to tell. they sound like annoying bees just buzzing around your ears but worse. the subway doesn't bother me cause it's a nice low rumble but these cars are just so annoying. i cannot stand them. i wish they would perish. and people who honk when it is not necessary, they should just stop cause it completely disturbs the peace. i feel like if they made car horns like the thomas the tank engine whistles i wouldn't mind as much though. or they could make car horns a bike bell jingle which is a lot more pleasant to listen to
u/popncheesecake1234 — 3 hours ago
The car free smugness is real as the UK crashes out over the war and fuel prices.
I mean I was smug before but this is great.
Now if the US and Isreal could stop that would be even better.
u/Atomicherrybomb — 15 hours ago
How Driving is Encouraged and Subsidized — By Law
I ran across this old post from 2019. It’s a good list.
u/DownInBerlin — 22 hours ago
This view is miles better than looking at tail lights while sitting on the drivers seat
Photos are from Pune (India), blue metro line
u/HateBoredom — 12 hours ago
Cyclists who have car brain
hear me out. I don't want to offended anyone especially not people who ride bikes. I am curious if anyone else has felt this way about cyclists though.
I live in a town with pretty good bike paths, you can get basically anywhere by using quiet side streets, bike lanes, and purpose made bike tracks.
I ride to and from work everyday with hardly any interaction with traffic.
but constantly I see cyclists electing to ride on the main roads through the middle of town where there are no bike lanes and 4 lanes of cars and trucks.
its always the MAMIL's (middle aged man in lycra, its a saying here in Australia idk if its a thing elsewhere)
They only ever seem to ride in the same path they would normally drive, then go and take up a heap of space and be really loud in a local Cafe, then ride home.
its to the point that I tell people "I'm a bike commuter, NOT a cyclist"
Am I just being a hater and a carbrain who gets annoyed when people dare to get in a cars way?
u/Buzzyear10 — 10 hours ago
A "moral and ethical" plan to widen Sheffield's ring road saw pollution go up. So why are we about to do it again?
Despite promises from councillors and council officers, air pollution actually went up when the inner ring road was expanded in 2020.
u/Tiny_Poem7985 — 19 hours ago
Week