Here’s a map that shows the area where the Provincetown Select Board is proposing to ban people from riding bikes but allow people
to drive cars. It encompasses Commercial St through the center of town from the library all the way to the Canteen restaurant. You can read our statement about the proposal and our suggestions for ways to improve safety on the street: https://bikescape.org/pedal-blog/dont-ban-bikes#Provincetown#CapeCod#SafeStreets#traffic#mapoli#bicycle#cycling#BikeTooter
Les fafs en mode "Le traffic de drogue c'est les arabes !"
Ha bin on leur a donné le mode d'emploi en organisant un commerce massif d'opium en provenance de Chine et de l'Indochine... on parle centaines de tonnes, à destination locale mais aussi de métropole, d'Australie, des USA.... et les recettes entraient dans les compte de l'Ètat...jusqu'en 1945.
They say the haze in the city is Sahara desert sand, I think it is pollution, but whatever, maybe it is a metaphor for the visibility we all have, it is never clear.
More than a million people die on roads every year. Meet the man determined to prevent them
Almost 30 years ago, a revolutionary idea changed the way #Europe regarded road collisions. It has probably saved countless lives but it's yet to be fully accepted by politicians.
"Uber has a new way to solve the concert traffic problem"
What st* headline and "invention" is that? Take this "traffic problem solution", make it a bit larger and you have a bus which transports 60-100 people at once.
@stefan I'm always a bit cynical when I read reports about folk confusing gas and brake pedals, and I drive a car with an auto 'box myself - (one pedal is physically larger than the other as well as different positions and tactile feel) - i feel a lot of these collisions are caused by sheer impatience and rushing to get into the parking space, or DUI / distraction from mobile phones..