I am absolutely certain that the block of cars as it is managed in Pordenone is the same as in other cities with similar characteristics, but I think there is not much, not only for the 'removal of polveie thin, but especially for the mentality of Pordenone.
let go all of the cars during rush hour and stop only when they would still, however, and few would be in motion, it does not seem conclusive, the more so in a small area of \u200b\u200bthe city. In my way I have not noticed any difference, but I live in Via San Giuliano, yes and no to a km. and a half from the center.
If the block was complete and from 8 to 18, for example, at least for the residents, they would be "forced" to consider the 'existence of the two-wheeled pedal (also called bicycle) and the fact that the shoes have two feet, moving in sync, they take you everywhere, especially when "everywhere" is 1 to 2 km. away.
And because if it rains can use the 'car, it goes without saying that they would use those strange things only in good weather.
It 's a matter of habit, I tell you that I do an average of 7-10 km a day for years and, in spite of rude motorists, pedestrians who will cut off the road and alert distracted, they are still alive and good tempered, tempratissima ...!
