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Park on Parking

By the (appropriately named) June Bum Park, a piece of art after the hearts of transportation engineers (seen earlier today at the ‘Otherworldly’ show).

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2 Responses to “Park on Parking”

  1. gpsman Says:
    June 28th, 2011 at 9:32 pm

    :10 of art crammed into a 4:58 package. I lasted 2:00.

  2. valerie yule Says:
    August 20th, 2011 at 7:14 pm

    Eighty percent of homes in our street have two cars.
    Eighty percent of cars that drive along our street have lone drivers.
    Eighty percent of drivers would not or could not ride bikes.
    If all the two-car homes had one of the cars as a small car for single-driver trips, many problems would be solved – such as use of petrol, carbon emissions, traffic congestion and parking. Australia could well make such cars. The one question to solve is feelings of safety - Sixty percent have big cars thinking they are safer in our traffic, and so make the problem worse

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