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Colton Lee
They are very comfy
Nicholas Roberts
Absolutely great, cars are a bane on existence.
Isaac Scott
This terrifies the american fr.mappy.com
Leo Roberts
cringe
Austin Hall
I love them.
But it is really rare to have such streets.
Adrian Davis
Very cozy, its why i go to europe 3x a year
Connor Powell
freaking based
Ethan Powell
I have a short story about that from school - we had a project about how to increase tourism and improve the local economy in the area.
Me:
>We have a few narrow old streets with brick buildings which attract tourists and businesses. We should build more.
But it turns out that we can't, because it's illegal. It's literally against the city fire code (too narrow), the sanitation codes (garbage trucks can't fit in there), etc.
Andrew Campbell
>>what are your thoughts on pedestrian areas and medieval streets?
redpilled beyond human comprehension
cars have got to go
Christopher Mitchell
>fire regulations
just make everything out of stone or something
are suburban areas inherently british
i believe in europe only brits and irish have them
Connor Russell
nah france and germany have lots of them too, france especially but i suspect that may be partially because of white flight from the influx of niggers
suburbs are definitely a perfidious albion invention though
David Wood
we need more, so many places still looks like this
Jaxson Howard
the fire regulations are because fire trucks can't fit on those narrow streets
Justin Cox
Cameron Perry
Based and comfy. Cars ruined cities
Jaxson Miller
at least there's grass and trees in that pic, i'd rather live there than somewhere where everything is paved
Leo Nelson
>than somewhere where everything is paved
like where?
Logan James
...
Jack Allen
lovely, shame about the modern-ish columns
Parker Gomez
believe it or not but some places like OP aren't always 100% paved
Sebastian Lewis
based and repilled
cars ruined cities
I'm surprised Jews didn't invent passenger cars.
Logan Thomas
kek
Brayden Ross
Georges-Eugène Haussmann invented this city planning with wide boulevards. He rebuilt Paris with Napolean III in the middle of 19th century. Then the style spread elsewhere. One of the reason for this was that politicians didn't like to have a labourinth of small and shady streets because revolutionaries could use them for their benefit. It was easier to control people on wide and long streets.
It was a coincidence that cars had the needed space ready.
Ryan Bennett
They are godsend. Shameful there is only one street like that in the city. Even cooler when uni is there: no damn traffic lights timing, comfy during breaks. Although every drunkard beggar has an obligation to appear there.
Sebastian Green
My town does't have cars, only boats
Brody Howard
easily the best parts of my cunt
Kayden Turner
Parker Ortiz
I love them, they're everywhere in intra-muros Avignon
Dominic Green
>>what are your thoughts on pedestrian areas and medieval streets?
Nice to visit, shit to live in.
Landon James
they need to ban tourists too not just cars
Henry Peterson
THIS
Elijah Johnson
In 1666, a fire destroyed essentially all of London. Afterwards, there was a competition to decide how to remake the city. Obviously there were a lot of interesting ideas on what to do, with wide boulevards and grid patterns, but in the end we just built the same tiny unusable streets we had before like the mad lads we are
Julian Howard
pretty much this
Jackson Price
why are they shit? because of no car?
Cooper Thomas
>why are they shit?
Cooper Collins
The ciutat vella in barcelona doesn't have this issue, but the garbage trucks are always a tight fit.
Carson Perry
Qué bonito es Pontevedra
Mason Peterson
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comfy as fuck
Colton Edwards
>it's shit to live in because the law says so
Jaxson Bennett
Based, the Japanese alley is based as well. Wide streets make me anxious
Nicholas White
Most of my town is pedestrians only. It's too narrow for cars on most streets. And it's all medieval.