I’m sure the Chinese could find a few ways to park!
Apropos of which, my last trips to Shanghai were 20 years ago. As far as I could see they had no traffic rules at all, such that a newly finished highway was hampered by coolie carts and others crossing it with no eye for motor traffic at all, presumably passing from A to B as and where they always had. No doubt it has changed but multiple yellow lines are an unlikely development.
Do you think there is a special qualification required to get a job with the line painters?
Like an IQ of under 80?
Must be.
It’s probably like an army job. If there’s no rule, there’s chaos.
I’m think I’m beginning to understand why the Scots had problems with the Edinburgh tram way.
I’m sure the Chinese could find a few ways to park!
Apropos of which, my last trips to Shanghai were 20 years ago. As far as I could see they had no traffic rules at all, such that a newly finished highway was hampered by coolie carts and others crossing it with no eye for motor traffic at all, presumably passing from A to B as and where they always had. No doubt it has changed but multiple yellow lines are an unlikely development.
Do you think there is a special qualification required to get a job with the line painters?
Like an IQ of under 80?
Must be.
It’s probably like an army job. If there’s no rule, there’s chaos.
I’m think I’m beginning to understand why the Scots had problems with the Edinburgh tram way.