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    I marciapiedi del Kosovo sono realizzati in auto

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    2. Mysterious_Land6501 on

      Don’t be silly, they left you ~30cm to pass them.

    5. FlicksBus on

      Where should they stop then? In the street where they bother the other cars? (/s)

    8. Ok_Personality3467 on

      You’re gonna take your 30 cm sidewalk and you’re going to like it peasant.

    9. Fumasse on

      It’s kind of common in many European cities, especially in historic districts where the layout wasn’t made for cars. My mom had to slalom between buses, taxis and cars with my sister and I in a stroller and it’s a miracle my sister cushioned crashes so many times.

    10. Chrometalz on

      Same here in Romania. My city installed a large amount of iron poles in the center to prevent this, but the outskirts look exactly like this. Also, instead of 2 lanes you have one because they park on the street too.

    11. Lakuriqidites on

      If you knew how to fly, this wouldn’t be an issue at all

    13. Blacktip75 on

      Here, if the side walks have these inclines (so you can drive onto them easier) they are intended as parking spaces.

    14. Clear-Conclusion63 on

      Why are you posting online lmao, go and do something. The owners will move their cars if they feel it’s unsafe 😉

    15. mayhemtime on

      Obviously they have to leave them on the sidewalks, if they left them on the road they might float away with the road current.

      Same thing happens in Poland, it amazes me whenever the road is like 10m wide, has barely any traffic but the drivers still park at least two wheels on the sidewalk because fuck the pedestrians I guess.

    17. MaintenanceReady2533 on

      Yeah but you can walk in the middle of the road

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