And I haven't even seen crossing guards here! I suppose they must have them, but I've yet to notice one. It seems to be very much a city where kids go elsewhere for school, and are either carpooled or bussed to get there.
I wonder if this at least partly accounts for the difference in attitides between cities, though. NO was very much a pedestrian city; lots of kids walked to and from school, and often, it was difficult to ramp up your speed past 10 mph, much less actually break the speed limit. :-?
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Date: 2006-08-25 01:18 am (UTC)I wonder if this at least partly accounts for the difference in attitides between cities, though. NO was very much a pedestrian city; lots of kids walked to and from school, and often, it was difficult to ramp up your speed past 10 mph, much less actually break the speed limit. :-?