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[image] when good infrastructure design does not just prioritize cars its a plus for everyone.
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this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2026
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I've seen a couple comments now to the effect of "it's not more walkable" or "there's no pedestrian roadway".
If you go and look for yourself, however, both sides of the road clearly have a spacious, separated pedestrian and cycling roadway.
The roundabout in the OP is at the intersection of East Auburn and Harrison in Rochester, Michigan if anyone wants to see for themselves.
Edit: here's the renovation plan if anyone wants to enjoy it over a slice of stale toast and some elevator music.
I forgotten how fucked American roads are where that's "spacious" to them 😂
Michigan, USA