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Brina 3 year s ago
#21 Really bad design: You got to climb a lot to get over the water. Why?
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Eric 3 year s ago
Brina,
You don't need to move at all, if you are sitting in front of a computer.
You don't need to move at all, if you are sitting in front of a computer.
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Frances 3 year s ago
Eric, ^^ he’s not lying
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Marguerite 3 year s ago
Brina,
it's a clever design:
Cyclists avoid a mountain, they don't mind driving 2 more bends if they stay on the same level.
Pedestrians avoid long detours, so they go over the high bridge.
it's a clever design:
Cyclists avoid a mountain, they don't mind driving 2 more bends if they stay on the same level.
Pedestrians avoid long detours, so they go over the high bridge.
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Hermione 3 year s ago
Brina,
It's actually quite beautiful. 'Muricans won't like it because its "extra" work...what am I saying, most don't walk anyway so the bridge design is moot.
It's actually quite beautiful. 'Muricans won't like it because its "extra" work...what am I saying, most don't walk anyway so the bridge design is moot.
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Dunk 3 year s ago
Brina,
Actually, the bike path can rotate to let room for boat.
The pedestrian path don't move.
That's why it's so high.
Clever design.
https://routiq.com/poi/594431/melkwegbrug-purmerend
Actually, the bike path can rotate to let room for boat.
The pedestrian path don't move.
That's why it's so high.
Clever design.
https://routiq.com/poi/594431/melkwegbrug-purmerend
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Heloise 3 year s ago
Brina,
I have to agree. Cyclists have to basically stop at two hairpin turns, pedestrians have to climb a steep hill (lovely in the Dutch weather which is never slick underfoot). Most urban places in Holland have a separate walking and bike lane, usually with a curb and slight elevation change. Someone just got artsy here and people were foolish enough to build it that way.
I have to agree. Cyclists have to basically stop at two hairpin turns, pedestrians have to climb a steep hill (lovely in the Dutch weather which is never slick underfoot). Most urban places in Holland have a separate walking and bike lane, usually with a curb and slight elevation change. Someone just got artsy here and people were foolish enough to build it that way.
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Ivy 3 year s ago
Brina, exercise maybe?
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Midge 3 year s ago
Brina,
the world over. engineers make some that technicians show how they f@#ked up and end users say how it's actually not practical or built for their use.
the world over. engineers make some that technicians show how they f@#ked up and end users say how it's actually not practical or built for their use.
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Clum 3 year s ago
#8 Maybe someone was killed by explosive decompression in that car.
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Bertha 3 year s ago
Clum,
Maybe he's just dumb
Maybe he's just dumb
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Hermione 3 year s ago
#5, actually smart and cheap.
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Mort 3 year s ago
Hermione,
A placeholder for future use.
A placeholder for future use.
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Jos 3 year s ago
#24 Why?
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Florence 3 year s ago
Jos,
Year of the Beaver?
Year of the Beaver?
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Monte 3 year s ago
#1 The right is better.
You don't need to move at all, if you are sitting in front of a computer.
it's a clever design:
Cyclists avoid a mountain, they don't mind driving 2 more bends if they stay on the same level.
Pedestrians avoid long detours, so they go over the high bridge.
It's actually quite beautiful. 'Muricans won't like it because its "extra" work...what am I saying, most don't walk anyway so the bridge design is moot.
Actually, the bike path can rotate to let room for boat.
The pedestrian path don't move.
That's why it's so high.
Clever design.
https://routiq.com/poi/594431/melkwegbrug-purmerend
I have to agree. Cyclists have to basically stop at two hairpin turns, pedestrians have to climb a steep hill (lovely in the Dutch weather which is never slick underfoot). Most urban places in Holland have a separate walking and bike lane, usually with a curb and slight elevation change. Someone just got artsy here and people were foolish enough to build it that way.
the world over. engineers make some that technicians show how they f@#ked up and end users say how it's actually not practical or built for their use.
Maybe he's just dumb
A placeholder for future use.
Year of the Beaver?