


Lots of scooter action. More from Anthony: Sometimes behind a big casino (e.g. Wynn), you will find hundreds of scooters belonging to employees. Scooter is a main form of transportation in Macau. The scooters you picture there, they are all parking illegally. Last year the government tried to enforced illegal parking for scooters, the Macau people almost went to demonstration. Apparently they need to have 10 times more parking spaces for scooters, there are not enough of them. If you walk around the older part of Macau, many streets are very narrow. One of my Macau friend bought a Mercedes Benz, but sold it less than a month later. He said the car is too big, he could not get into many of the streets and the older car parks. I do not have a car myself so for once I thought about getting a driving license for scooter, it will take me 18 months to get ! a crack at my first driving test! This is a scooter town. Also note that China-HongKong-Macau is building a 3 way bridge so that people can drive from one place to another. Huge project, expected to be finished by 2016. I cannot imagine what will happen in Macau, their infrastructure will not be able to cope with in the influx of vehicles. There will be total chaos here.
fascinating!


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