Re:Christchurch New Zealand Has a Map of Fruit Trees in the ...
by EdwardDiego on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @12:08AM
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Those roads in the linked Streetview are from 2013, btw. As they were a) low traffic and b) prone to liquefaction in aftershocks, they were low priority for repairs.
They're a lot better today.
Re:Christchurch New Zealand Has a Map of Fruit Trees in the ...
by martynr on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @12:34AM
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Interesting to note that the street view is pre demolition so all the buildings you see are now gone - street view ghosts.
Re:Christchurch New Zealand Has a Map of Fruit Trees in the ...
by lostlogin on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @12:57AM
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I switched to the latest and they didn’t seem very good.
Maybe I’m too critical.
Re:Christchurch New Zealand Has a Map of Fruit Trees in the ...
by martynr on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @01:32AM
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No, you’re right - as an earlier comment said, the red zone roads are not maintained anymore since the area was demoed and they are currently pretty munted.
I can’t say that the rest of the city is pristine but it is a good bit better.
Re:Christchurch New Zealand Has a Map of Fruit Trees in the ...
by ghewgill on Tuesday February 21, 2023 @11:59PM
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The roads in the red zone are no longer maintained. It's surprising how quickly road condition deteriorates.
Re:Christchurch New Zealand Has a Map of Fruit Trees in the ...
by Fatnino on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @11:53AM
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Eh. I've been down a road that hadn't been maintained in over 40 years. I thought it would be worse.
You can't relax while driving it because the bad sections are BAD, but between them are stretches of just fine, clearly old road.
I’m alarmed at the state of the roads - what is going on? I thought ours were bad up in Auckland but those ones I just looked at in Christchurch are are terrible.