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Some things in New York are just plain pathetic.

Started by joshviney · 10 months ago

Around the corner from my office they decided to construct a bike lane and “pedestrian plazas” down the center of Broadway between Times Square and Herald Square. They cut Broadway into two lanes, which happens to be an interesting choice for a city that claims to have major congestion problems. Note: I’m originally from Southern [...]
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  • Jonathan

    10 months ago

    Sounds similar to the crap trap they set up in Meat Packing.
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  • Yellowstone Camping

    3 months ago

    Another reason why bicycles are good alternative every once in a while. A seemingly meager act but once united, the collective end is a big difference for better living experiences for everyone.
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