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Obstacles in Amsterdam | updated 15-08-2003 |
The innercity of Amsterdam is small enough to go around on foot.
Its extended tram-bus-metro system makes the entire city accessable until 12 o'clock
at night, at least for the better-abled pedestrians (a bit less going to Amsterdam North because of
the not forthcoming of a piece of metro direction north).
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Besides that temporary closed off walkways in shopping streets sometimes take up entire days, there are also permanent, pedestrian unsafe situations, created by the city itself. |
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Shutting off the end of het Singel without taking any precautions because of some building activities is asking for trouble. |
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Limited social behaviour is many times the cause of forced swervings into streets meant and used by bicycles and cars. |
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![]() a rope should go |
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"alone on the world" ![]() |
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On the lively Papeneiland it is pleasant sojourn. |
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![]() no passage |
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![]() persistent repair |
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It is striking that small jobs sometimes leave just as long a mess as big ones. |
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![]() exactly in the middle |
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Not that the rest of the traffic really bothers with pedestrian crossings, but to let them lead onto obstacles is extremely bad planning. |
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