From the designers webpage:

The bridge horizontal curvature is based not only on structural reasons, but also on improving the user experience - by walking on a curved bridge, a person can better perceive the destination.

https://www.wsp.com/en-gl/projects/kruunuvuori-bridge

TFW you can't say the joke that pops in your head 'cause you're a mod and supposed to be setting a good example.

what are you, friend? an advocate for the strictly straight?

ever played cities skylines?

So draisines could operate there until 2027?

That's really cool. Great to see non-motor transport being prioritised. Looks like it'll make a significant difference to people trying to get between those two locations. Good job, Helsinki 👍

Show Toronto how Paris built 13 tram lines in the last 20 years. Make sure to do it in Parisian French too.

Of course my city is delaying the construction of a fucking BUS line to 2030 because the freeway build out (which is about 3 miles away from the someday bus line) is delayed. Why these two are connected, the public isn't sure. Given my city's ineptitude, at least Toronto is trying at all so I can't throw any bricks.

Edit: but we did declare a downtown parking garage a historic building and put it on the historic register so we have that going for us.