The movement of pedestrians on the sidewalk of Radishcheva Street is greatly impeded by the signs of the parking zone, absurdly installed at the intersection itself
The fact that the city is primarily for people, not cars, seems to have been forgotten when road signs were installed at the intersection of Radishchev and Marat streets. At least those who gave such an order were clearly not going to walk here themselves.
Why the massive sign “You are leaving the paid parking zone” was installed in the middle of a narrow sidewalk is generally a rhetorical question. All the more so when you consider how the nerves of the unjustified parking meters for charging parking fees in the center of Kursk have shook the nerves of the Kursk residents. After all, the parking meters that have come into an obscene form and these signs that did not fit into the urban landscape are the result of an unsuccessfully implemented idea of the past leadership of the city mayor's office and the Kursk branch of Rostelecom.
