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Sounds like fun
Hypotheticaly speaking. What would happen if at 5am everyone in the
San Francisco Bay area drive ALL of their cars into San Francisco City limits. #1 How long would it take for the streets of San Fancisco to get completely gridlocked to the point where just about every square foot of road, tunnel, bridge, parking garage, and parking lot is covered by a car? This is Including all of SF's parking lots and parking garages. #2 What percentage of those cars will fit inside the streets within SF city limits? #3 Hypotheticaly speaking would the streets get so gridlocked that people would simply abandon their cars in the middle of the road? #4 If number 3 came true, how long would it take for all of the Bay Areas tow truck's to remove and impound all of the cars and would there be enough space on the impound lots to accomodate all of the cars? Here is another big question. Without all the cars, can ever single bay resident legal or ilegal fit inside the SF city limits all at the same time? They could be inside the buildings and in the cable cars too. The most important question was question #1. How long would it take for the city of SF to get totally filled up? And how many cars would it take to do it? You know how glaciers push down on the ground making the ground sink under all the weight. Would the SF peninsula momentarily sink a couple of inches from all the weight on top? O2- |
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Sounds like fun
I wonder what might happen if all the bay area residents did this as a
prank. Flooding the streets of san francisco with their cars, trucks and SUVs. It might not be a very good prank because if someone should need a fire truck or an ambulace they might die. Nobody would be able to get through all the gridlock. Frisco isn't not a very nice city. Sure it's nice to look at and all but compared to all of the other cities in the USA, Frisco is the least practical or substantial. Frisco is very fragil and vulnerable to natural disaster. The most practical city in America is probably Oklahoma City. If one can get used to all the tweekers and have a safe room in case a twister passes overhead. EASTwardBOUND |
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