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Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by googlryas on Saturday November 26, 2022 @10:55PM (#33760158)
Doing donuts in an intersection pushes the limits of our car infrastructure how exactly?
Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by yellow_lead on Saturday November 26, 2022 @11:42PM (#33760453)
It led to the invention of these hard rubber dots that were meant to stop donut-doers. They don't work though...

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/those-newly-install...

Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by thefrozenone on Sunday November 27, 2022 @12:50AM (#33760746)
Imagine if an intersection was shut down for 3 weeks, or maybe 3 decades. Every night, it threw the best party you’ve ever attended in your life. Instead of being a place where you commute every morning and think about how cool it would be to quit, that intersection becomes the place you meet your best friends, or make the happiest memories of your life.

Cars and roads don’t just kill and maim us. Their psychic operation on us makes it impossible for us to dream.

Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by googlryas on Sunday November 27, 2022 @01:05AM (#33760799)
You could say that about literally any place, anywhere. Shut it down and meet your best friends there and make the happiest memories of your life.

You could meet in a Walmart parking lot. You could meet in a field. You could meet at a race track.