A very good shot. I understand there were no sidewalks in the 19th century in London. pedestrians and carriages shared the street. Until accidents happened and they invented the sidewalks…
Some of the streets here should be pedestrianized 🙂
None are?
Some are only pedestrianized on weekends and public holidays. Some should have been pedestrianized.
Indeed. But then HK is so “small” with so many people… Or maybe it’s just a matter of a change of mind. Many cities have done it and it works great. (Just scanned my father’s 1957 slides of Hong Kong. Let me get back to you on that)
No ERP in CBD, not enough carparking space which sends cars driving around.
Will await your precious photos!
retireediary 
A wonderful shot, congratulations. But … how does anybody know what to do?
Just cross! The traffic there is pretty slow 🙂
A very good shot. I understand there were no sidewalks in the 19th century in London. pedestrians and carriages shared the street. Until accidents happened and they invented the sidewalks…
Some of the streets here should be pedestrianized 🙂
None are?
Some are only pedestrianized on weekends and public holidays. Some should have been pedestrianized.
Indeed. But then HK is so “small” with so many people… Or maybe it’s just a matter of a change of mind. Many cities have done it and it works great. (Just scanned my father’s 1957 slides of Hong Kong. Let me get back to you on that)
No ERP in CBD, not enough carparking space which sends cars driving around.
Will await your precious photos!