I would like to commend the City of College Station for opening up Lincoln Avenue before the first home game! This is fantastic!!!!
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Amazing work, started the road work when Lincoln was President and now it's done
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The roundabouts are too small on Lincoln, they will need to remove them in 6 months to a year.
BQ_90 said:
Amazing work, started the road work when Lincoln was President and now it's done
Solid texagging
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doubledog said:
The roundabouts are too small on Lincoln, they will need to remove them in 6 months to a year.
those are the smallest ones I have ever seen. You literally don't have to swerve if you hang to the right side of the lane when you come upon it.
Good grief. The roundabouts are fine. Go try the ones in New England. Or better yet, in Old England.
oklaunion said:doubledog said:
The roundabouts are too small on Lincoln, they will need to remove them in 6 months to a year.
those are the smallest ones I have ever seen. You literally don't have to swerve if you hang to the right side of the lane when you come upon it.
Are they smaller than the one at a Longmire and Eagle? It's always fun watching a city bus navigate around it.
Muchly smaller.
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doubledog said:
The roundabouts are too small on Lincoln, they will need to remove them in 6 months to a year.
There is zero chance a fire truck doesn't just drive right over the top of those on a call
FlyRod said:
Good grief. The roundabouts are fine. Go try the ones in New England. Or better yet, in Old England.
In England, the smallest roundabouts are found in restricted zones, where there is inadequate space (with structures situated very near to the road) for the suggested diameter of 13-20 meters (45 ft). In such cases, the British often choose to use yield signs instead. Conversely, Lincoln Ave has the room, or could acquire it.
They drive go-carts in England compared to here…
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oklaunion said:doubledog said:
The roundabouts are too small on Lincoln, they will need to remove them in 6 months to a year.
those are the smallest ones I have ever seen. You literally don't have to swerve if you hang to the right side of the lane when you come upon it.
My new Z06 handles them just fine.
doubledog said:FlyRod said:
Good grief. The roundabouts are fine. Go try the ones in New England. Or better yet, in Old England.
In England, the smallest roundabouts are found in restricted zones, where there is inadequate space (with structures situated very near to the road) for the suggested diameter of 13-20 meters (45 ft). In such cases, the British often choose to use yield signs instead. Conversely, Lincoln Ave has the room, or could acquire it.
Glad to have an authoritative statement from someone on here instead of the usual.
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Is the entire street open now?
camra said:
Is the entire street open now?
Open all the way.