yesterday I saw a (part of) a Thalassa-docu on "Reunion",
seems like 2countries in one,
dencity of the city and the beautiful but remote nature
how about uncrowded-fine-driving-roads?
Uncrowded roads do not exist, unfortunatly, in Reunion Island: the ratio is 300.000 cars for 800.000 inhabitants (with elders and new born babies in this figure)...
I let you imagine.
The traffic jams are frequent at commuting hours.
The big problem on the roads of Reunion is the behaviour of the drivers. A tropical way to drive, which could be frightening for those who use to drive in cold developped countries where people learn to react quickly to survive at the time they are born.
In an tropical island which never experimented invasions (this was a desert island when the first Frenchs landed), world wars, freezing, food shortage or fierce predators, the concentration is less an issue. But on the road, it's an other story...
Personnaly I live in the east side of the island, a little bit less crowded, ans I don't commute, I don't need to use my car at 8AM or 5PM.
H3
darwinist...
