Another Narrow Street

[Module 79L]

This street is called "Moinho da Cova" (Mill's Pit) because it lead to a water mill that existed near the Almonda River. It was a water mill, it needed water, obviously.
It's not very used but it's a very useful shortcut.

PS: The intro's choice of colors wasn't random, they're the city's colors.

 

[kamkar]

HEHE i would like to see a Rally SS go thru there

 

[Deleted member 46308]

This street is called "Moinho da Cova" (Mill's Pit) because it lead to a water mill that existed near the Almonda River. It was a water mill, it needed water, obviously.
It's not very used but it's a very useful shortcut.

I think those narrow roads are really great. Interesting how they made a "two way street" out of it though

 

[Module 79L]

HEHE i would like to see a Rally SS go thru there

With today's "tiny cans" they call rally cars it would be possible. They could make a whole SS around the city, we have plenty of narrow streets like this one.

 

[Module 79L]

I think those narrow roads are really great. Interesting how they made a "two way street" out of it though

It has always been a two way street. It's more interesting how they never turned it into a one-way street. I guess it's because not many people use it and because it's a useful shortcut. If I had to go around to go to the cemetery's roundabout I'd have to do at least 2 kms more and cross a part of town that usually has a lot of traffic.

 

[Tuesfutu]

Pretty cool. I'm thinking my truck wouldn't have mirrors by the end of that ride.