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 : Traffic in Berlin, 1928


Traffic in Berlin, 1928

The vanished line is back again. The numerous attempts to get a permanent white line on the Berliner asphalt streets which would demarcate the pedestrian paths, have failed so far. One has made now once again attempts and this time with white asphalt. The white asphalt line should ensure constant visibility. The first asphalt lines are at the corner Unten den Linden/ Wilhelmstrasse

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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Asphalt Attempts Berliner Constant Ensure Failed Linden Numerous Paths Pedestrian Permanent Vanished Visibility Wilhelmstrasse


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