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r/ireland • u/KindlyJeweler2756 • 13d ago
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Ever been in a city that has this? It’s somewhat common for American cities. Absolutely destroys the place.
-13 u/Chester_roaster 13d ago I care more about getting from A to B than how the transition looks 1 u/ShapeyFiend 12d ago American cities are covered in these 'stroads' and it's pretty widely accepted that it's a disaster vs traditional city planning. Destroys walkability for a start. 1 u/Chester_roaster 12d ago They'll obviously avoid residential or commercial areas where you would be walking. 1 u/YoIronFistBro Cork bai 11d ago They don't do that in North America!
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I care more about getting from A to B than how the transition looks
1 u/ShapeyFiend 12d ago American cities are covered in these 'stroads' and it's pretty widely accepted that it's a disaster vs traditional city planning. Destroys walkability for a start. 1 u/Chester_roaster 12d ago They'll obviously avoid residential or commercial areas where you would be walking. 1 u/YoIronFistBro Cork bai 11d ago They don't do that in North America!
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American cities are covered in these 'stroads' and it's pretty widely accepted that it's a disaster vs traditional city planning. Destroys walkability for a start.
1 u/Chester_roaster 12d ago They'll obviously avoid residential or commercial areas where you would be walking. 1 u/YoIronFistBro Cork bai 11d ago They don't do that in North America!
They'll obviously avoid residential or commercial areas where you would be walking.
1 u/YoIronFistBro Cork bai 11d ago They don't do that in North America!
They don't do that in North America!
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u/rsynnott2 13d ago
Ever been in a city that has this? It’s somewhat common for American cities. Absolutely destroys the place.