What Passes for a Street in Venice...
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Rush hour!
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like anywhere else really, there's one way, no parking, no waiting, all signposted - all the impedimenta you get on modern roadways/street signage...
Motorboats generally have to keep to the right, apart from one particular location iirc.
One thing though is that the Gondola's always get to be on the left hand side of the waterway, as they'd be unable to propel or steer otherwise.
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There was an interesting series on TV a few years ago about the Venetian emergency services.
There are dry streets in the city so the staff need to be able to work with feet wet and dry (sometimes both simultaneously).
There are dry streets in the city so the staff need to be able to work with feet wet and dry (sometimes both simultaneously).