In Germany they sometime use Taxis as the car driver is liable for the cost.
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Why do trains in the US always look like a Rimowa Suitcase?
There was plenty of space to give way. But his “ja” at the end of every sentence makes my blood boil too
That’s not a dense urban situation at all. There was plenty of space on the road in the video. Usually the cars drive a bit on the pedestrian walkway or just really tight to the left/right end and it’s enough. Would also have been plenty sufficient on the road in the video
The german guy is playing it up for views but i do agree that’s pretty bad.
I’ve made the same observation when I visited New York. He’s not really exaggerating
The Orange Moron killed it, if I didn’t miss something
https://apnews.com/article/nyc-congestion-pricing-toll-trump-hochul-2c42443618f127f88bda986f1795eef5
Nothing to do with America.
I’ve seen the same asocial behaviour in Paris, when I was sitting on a bench near Notre dame.
There you can see a bridge over the Seine, and on the other side there is a hospital (I don’t know if it still operates, they’ve planned on closing it back then).There was also an ambulance driving there, and it took it also over 10 Minutes to cross that bridge.
It was really mindboggling to me.In my small town in Germany it works well though. Might be just a problem with bigger cities in general.
And the owner are almost exclusively Douchebags. One of those morons once ran me nearly over when I crossed the street in the middle of the city centre in a small tourist town. He even speed up to me, doing way more than the 30km/h speed limit there.
The other one I know was my neighbour who cheated on his wife, while she was with their baby on mother-child cure (It’s like a special Rehabilitation for Mother/Dad’s with small children where they can take a bit space from the troubles of daily life, and learn some resilience techniques, cooking healthy food, strengthening their body etc…)
That’s why I only buy Deuter Backpacks. Look hideous, are expensive, but don’t fuck up my back and are practical and 100% reliable