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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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It was hideous before.
Suburban/stripmall decline. Hey that mud is gross, pave it. Hey I don't want to mow that, pave it. Hey everyone is already driving over that, pave it.
Now that cement is super expensive you don't see it as much, but for a while, the answer to any problem was "pave that sumbitch."
As a non American, what even is that first picture? Is that a common "design" (or lack thereof) in American towns?
As an American the top picture is very typical of less urban areas. The bottom looks very a-typical around my parts.
It really is just asphalt with paint. Not even proper signs. At least from this one picture I wouldn't have expected an intersection there.
That's almost every suburb in the US and Canada. It's sad.