stackyFACTSA small pothole repair apparently requires a battalion of fifty glowing orange cones to establish a perimeter. They slowly migrate across the lane, claiming more territory than the actual utility workers.
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Most of the entire planet is still completely reliant on traveling purely through loose dust. Paved infrastructure is a laughable luxury in vast unmapped…
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French architect Eugène Hénard introduced the first modern roundabout in Paris in 1901 to reduce collision severity by forcing cars to continuously flow in a…
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If you ever doubt the American commitment to the automobile, just look at a satellite map. The US has enough paved roads to wrap around the Earth at the…
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Leaving neon orange cones on a street for six consecutive months without a single worker ever appearing to fix the pavement.
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Paying to drive on a strip of asphalt you already funded with taxes is a masterclass in double dipping. Governments put down some concrete and then charge you…
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There are thousands of roads with the exact same mundane tree names because originality is totally dead. City planners universally gave up and just heavily…
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