Heart wants walkability and not get hit by cars
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The heart wants a fucking sidewalk.
my heart wants a world without cars and asphalt roads, where there's no need for sidewalks, where every path is just a desire path and a chance to bloom.
who cares?
Is the road part prone to flooding?
The heart wants pavement eh?
there is one, on the residential side of the street, lining the houses, for those who need a pavement
That's probably what the urban planner who didn't put a pavement where people are clearly walking would say ;)
Pointless curve
It forces cars to slow down to navigate. A college I used to live by did the same thing.
Speed bumps exist
And they're more expensive than a slight curve.
@MBech @Nanook Not only that they're more expensive, but they can be done wrong and are often done wrong, to the point that regular use wears them down or simply moves them away (if it's not the people who move them away).
Then theyβre making speed bumps wrong or price gauging lol
Speed bumps are far from the best method of traffic calming. A gentle curve like this is a friendlier way of getting the same result
Curves, too.
Speed bumps are disproportionally less effective on vehicles with larger wheels, which is the trend for SUVs and trucks these days. So while a compact or sedan may slow down for the bump, your average pavement princess will respect the bumps as much as they'll respect speed limits around schools. Which is to say, not at all.
Speed bumps slow me down far less than curves.
My car (small truck) is most comfortable going over bumps at 30mph... Not the 10 they expect you to slow to. At 10 you get bounced around, at 30 you get 2 separate bumps that are far less uncomfortable.
I call that really crappy design.
Seems like the park side is larger for it. The other side looks to be yards/fences, no point in giving the resident there a little extra lawn.

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