Unusual bike lane configuration
11-29-18, 12:42 PM
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Fake news? Never!
Investigation led to me discovering that this picture was posted to a Hungarian site in 2012 showing the lane before it was completed. The intent was to redirect the rather narrow bike lane from the road to the narrow sidewalk to cross a bridge in Budapest.
Here is the google street view now
Investigation led to me discovering that this picture was posted to a Hungarian site in 2012 showing the lane before it was completed. The intent was to redirect the rather narrow bike lane from the road to the narrow sidewalk to cross a bridge in Budapest.
Here is the google street view now
11-29-18, 12:50 PM
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Moreover read the OP again. The second sentence is in the present tense and refers to dealing with a condition that, as was later revealed, has not existed for some time.
R.I.F.
11-29-18, 01:20 PM
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Nowhere did I write that it never existed. And I don't believe one can rationally argue that it was meant to be used in that configuration.
Moreover read the OP again. The second sentence is in the present tense and refers to dealing with a condition that, as was later revealed, has not existed for some time.
R.I.F.
Moreover read the OP again. The second sentence is in the present tense and refers to dealing with a condition that, as was later revealed, has not existed for some time.
R.I.F.
OP said, I'm not sure how that thing is supposed to be navigated. Is that a fake statement? Then he made a joke about practicing bunny hops. Is the joke a fake statement? I'm not sure how you define fake news. But I would expect there to be something fake about them...
