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I am able to bypass this by adding a second language to my browser (e.g. I have en-US AND something else). Theory: en-US is the default so Google just ignores it.

> The primary thing that strikes me about that photo is how far apart the tram rails are.

This image was taken right before the tram station, with no context at all. There is so much space wasted to allow the passengers to safely get off the tram without getting hit by cars (see 3rd picture to see how people get of the tram). This is done because they cannot move the buildings.

In the 2nd picture you can see how the tram continues and how the tram lines move together to allow for a |CAR|TRAM|TRAM|CAR| street.

> It also doesn't look like a comfortable place for bikes.

It is not, you drive in the middle of the street there to prevent cars from dangerously overtaking you.

> Cars and trams separated in one direction, but not in the other

Its only for a very short section

> I guess it's okay for pedestrians.

Sometimes you are faster walking up there than cars drive.

The last part of the article made me think: Are there any printers whose software is open?

Printers where always a blackbox for me that wasted ink and did not work when I needed it...