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Old 05-28-14, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by yote223
Looks pretty mundane to me. If you think that's scary, Wow. I'm at a loss for words. Some of you must live a REALLY sheltered life. Jmo.
Other than the initial counterflow on a narrow street, this was no big deal at any level. Traffic is lighter than any of the larger cities in the USA, and speed differentials slower. The timing game with crossing pedestrians is part of the fun of urban commuting.

The only thing I found interesting is that it seems Paris has finally gotten around to repaving many of the block streets.
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