bluGill, 15 days ago

@enobacon That is not a transport network. It is a trail to nowhere. Real transport networks get you places and that means there are stores, houses, business, schools. And lots of branches/intersections to get to them. They also have a lot of people on them because a lot of people are using them.

enobacon, 15 days ago

@bluGill yeah like I said, it could be like this, most of the segments are likely to narrow for that purpose if they were connected to a low stress network, which is also why I keep saying we should not be building them with cast on place concrete curbs before having trialled a complete network, as everything we're building is too narrow for the usage it would see if we're not going to extinct our species for cars

enobacon, 15 days ago

@bluGill did you read the alt text?

bluGill, 15 days ago

@enobacon Not until reminded. Not sure if it is how kbin works, or firefox, but looking at alt text is annoying enough that I would assume nobody looks at it.

enobacon, 14 days ago

@bluGill you're usually missing like half of the post then, it's not always the same thousand words you might have seen in the picture

tmstreet, 15 days ago

@enobacon Our cities were mostly built like buildings and people were an afterthought. Everything is peripheral to the auto.

enobacon, 15 days ago

@tmstreet isn't it neat how you can armor yourself against the classism of it by buying your way in and becoming part of the violence