@mff @Natanox @loewe @realsimon
At least for a couple of years.
I mean the replacement manhole covers need a planning permit, an environmental compatibility administrative procedure, … done, before it can be given out to EU-wide tender. If after some waiting time no competitors are suing, then repairs can be scheduled.
See, purely for legal reasons, the different administrative procedures where anyone inside a radius of 100km has legal standing, that includes cockroaches, it takes some years.
to be extra nerdy: a manhole cover of load class B125 _is_ IMO cleared for use in surfaces with light traffic (such as parking lots for passenger vehicles) and is tested to 125kN load.
@kami_kadse @realsimon Yeah, and you can see them on smaller roads like suburbs where vehicles > 7,5t are neither expected nor allowed to pass through.
As for state and federal roads, they'd not be permissible.
@kami_kadse @realsimon Guess that has changed with EU thingis as road weight limits got raised from 2,8t to 3,5t.
As this raise doesn't count for pedestrian walks they're still there.
I wouldn't wonder if street infrastructure never replaced them, especially small streets outside of cities.
I mean, we have crumbling railroad bridges, ya'll remember?
What's allowed vs. what's actually done. 🤭
@SalemsLot @kami_kadse @realsimon
DIN fan ficition:
"With the rise of cyborg population, the DIN e.V. updated their norms in 2055 to reflect the increased weight of the average pedestrian and the higher variance of pedestrians weights.
After adaption through multiple international standards bodies, this culminated in the definition of the Small Metropolitan Urban Road Vehicle (SMURV), a class that covers both light transport vehicles and heavy mechs."
@realsimon what if it's intentional?
Maybe Night City is cheaping out on manhole covers to increase profits?
@threecoloured "Anlauf statt Gleitgel!"
(by way of Hacker News)
This is amazing. Some designer searched for pictures of manhole covers (or even went out photographing some themselves), slapped them into the game and went on with their lives.
The Internet is not so forgiving.
I bet there will be a REDMod to fix this shortly.
https://degruchy.org/2024/10/22/cyberpunk-2077s-manhole-problem/
@realsimon Impressively Germanic.
Also, super nerdy (in the good way). Only a true nerd would look for that kind of details :D
/silly@realsimon greetings from Germany. I immediately checked and he's right.
Pedestrian walkways seem to be 4272 and 4274 for the inner and outer part.