There were roads like that in France: 3 lanes, the outer lanes were used by traffic in both directions and the middle lane was used for overtaking. Yes, both directions would use the same lane for overtaking and yes, it is as dangerous and deadly as it sound.
Maybe they change which lanes are which direction depending on traffic flow? I've seen that with overhead electric indicators of lanes (red x's and green check marks).
I think you might mistake the weirdly drawn blue trunk for a hood. The person driving also seems to be sitting front left, indicating the right direction of travel.
What kind of city uses the same paint pattern to represent both separate lanes and opposing traffic??? I hope the wolf sets things straight.
There were roads like that in France: 3 lanes, the outer lanes were used by traffic in both directions and the middle lane was used for overtaking. Yes, both directions would use the same lane for overtaking and yes, it is as dangerous and deadly as it sound.
Exemple: this spot before 2012 https://maps.app.goo.gl/CSTMkeS62SZ3FGKU7?g_st=ac
Maybe they change which lanes are which direction depending on traffic flow? I've seen that with overhead electric indicators of lanes (red x's and green check marks).
"suicide lanes" they call them
Also it looks like it switches from a two to a three lane road. This is a hadron collider for cars
Building codes have advanced since the wolf was last here...
The wolfs car is going to collide with that blue one which is driving the opposite direction on the same lane.
I think you might mistake the weirdly drawn blue trunk for a hood. The person driving also seems to be sitting front left, indicating the right direction of travel.
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Oh. My bad. you're right.
And if course.. The obvious red tail lights.
This is one of the best far sides I have seen bravo bravo