Lol we don't. It's all half-assed things with giant parkings (gasp!) around the cities and only apply here. When you leave the ultra urban places cars are everywhere.
You know the urinepean elites are still gonna be allowed drive their giant V12 supercars and multimillion dollar 1930s luxury cars after they eventually ban cars for the plebs.
Makes sense, he's probably attracted to the stench of monkeypox and HRT emanating from the hashtag.
A pickup truck is useful Jason isn't. We should send him to the front lines of Ukraine as cannon fodder.
Always Europe active so smug and leeching off American defense spending while their civil liberties are getting squashed. They act smug about going car-free yet they are surprised when they are locked down in 15 minute cities.
And Why does he have to act all urbanist and shit over a game? At this point I could consider The Zone or Tarkov to be infinitely more walkable than Los Santos. Night City and Los Santos in the Online version also got the oh so scary FLYING CARS.
Not according to them. But ironically I find walking around the zone in Stalker Anomaly to be much more engaging than walking around NC or LS. A lot more to see and explore than just endless building facades.
Because it is an excuse to hate on American urban planning, the guy even highlighted that fact by saying that NC is based on asian mega cities like it is a good thing compared to US city planning. If they are going to sperg at video game urban design then I want them to try to break down in an urbanist perspective Kamurocho from the Yakuza games. At it's core, it is a urbanist wet dream of being a truely 15 minute city: Multipurpose heighrises that have necessities, restaurants, bars, and entertainment all in walking distance connected by streets that are very narrow to discourage car traffic. Also cycling seems to be the main way around given how many bikes are around to beat up goons with and there is a subway station at the entrance of the district to connect to the wider city of Tokyo. But the real reason why I want them to talk about it is because that city is in your face with its seedyness, corruption, crime, homelessness, inequality, and in general social decay that urbanists would hopefully be forced to address at least some of these problems in urban planning head on instead of dancing around them when they talk about IRL urban planning.
It would be funny if someone tried to tackle Yakuza 0 (lets face it, the easy one since it attracted alot of the tourists) since one of the main plotpoints is criminals trying to scheme and outmuscle everyone out of a tiny vacant lot because of the cartoonishly expensive real estate prices in late 80s Japan
Retards, all of them. The crossing is not blind with high bushes or any other obstructions. It's wide open for over a mile. That's plenty of space for the pedestrian to hear and see the oncoming car, for the driver to see the pedestrian in the crossing, and at 25-35MPH, plenty of reaction time for either to stop in order to avoid a collision or hurry up and get out of the other's way.
This level of big mad can't be because of a missing pedestrian sign, is it? Or is it just a case of "never enough"?
I notice their stances have started to shift similar to the left's view on guns post-2020 where a lot of them think they should be able to own guns on the basis of self defense but their political rivals shouldn't.
They are just a retard, 50km/h is the default limit for streets in 'built up areas'(i.e everywhere besides country roads between towns)
Wait, why aren't they sending cargo bikes?
It's amazing how far they'll go to make common sense and courtesy while operating a vehicle? Any vehicle? A human rights violation. The seem to think that any part of the world's infrastructure that you couldn't safely navigate for hours on end with your eyes closed is a failure....
Absolutely, but all those points require a level of understanding and brainpower above that of a 5 year old.
These retards think of Western Europe as progressive heaven when it's far from that in reality so when they actually visit, they are either disappointed or delusional cope about it once they return home to appear enlightened.
