... or just wide enough for a garden.pic.twitter.com/0pgBcLFVON
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Wouldn't that be a problem for people in wheelchairs?
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I am still waiting for a report by someone in a wheelchair who lives n Lisboa. There must be some!
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Pedestrian and cyclist nightmare come to life.
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Not at all. Have you been there? As for cyclists...I don't think it's a great option for those hills anyway. That's why the tram is there.
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Rather: the tram is just wide enough to fit in the street :) the street came first here, I think. Riding those trams is lovely, and practical (beats walking around Alfama and so on if you're tired or in a hurry)
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That's actually quite dangerous. In Portugal tiny sidewalks are usual thing. Yet public transportation is very convenient. Especially metro I find even better in some aspects than in Russia: coffee shops, elevators (!), background music.
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I did not find these streets dangerous. The trams announce when they are coming around a turn and there is very little (or no) other traffic. Tiny sidewalks are the usual thing but in these neighbourhoods you can walk on the street when a tram is not there.
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Bloody love Lison
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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