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24m 4-lane w/bike & trees
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24m 4-lane w/bike & trees

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A 24m (or 3 unit) four-lane road with bike lanes, treelined. Great if you’re not a fan of super wide roads. Extra bike-friendly, as busses stop in car lane, not bike lane.

Based on the awesome Vanilla+ 4L bike road by Delta 5-1

As with all 24m roads you’ll need the Zoning Adjuster mod.

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nina  [autor] 27 SEP 2022 a las 10:40 
@Lordwarblade Yup, that's the bus stops. Civil enough most of the time, but definitely some dangerous situations as people get on or off the busses Still, I much prefer that to busses mowing down cyclists. (Not that the cims seem to mind any way :steamhappy: )
Btw, in Denmark it's pretty common that bus passengers have to cross the bike lane when entering a bus, and cyclists are supposed to stop for bus passengers.
Lordwarblade 26 SEP 2022 a las 5:47 
Great, so all those silent cyclists can mow down people queuing for buses. That'll be great encouragement to get those Cims looking for work and shops locally. :steamhappy:

As a matter of fact I do like that last picture, which I presume shows buses at bus stops and people waiting sensibly on the pavement/sidewalk.