Talk:Buffalo, New York
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Fictional pothole crisis - not supported by the footnote. The footnote, which was a Bing search results, didn't have a single listing saying there is a pothole crisis in Buffalo.
Also, unlike Russia, people are moving to Buffalo and not fleeing it![1] Buffalo does not have a demographic crisis! Conservative (talk) 13:44, November 2, 2024 (EDT)
- Russia ranked #99 in the world in road quality, 2019. Russia's Pothole Predicament, 2017. "An estimated 40 percent of rural villages are not connected to a paved road. In 1999 an estimated 43 percent of federal roads (which account for 46,000 kilometers and half of the country’s trucking volume) did not meet minimum quality standards because of broken surfaces, poor marking, and poor lighting. Road conditions are a major factor in Russia’s very high rate of traffic casualties. The road crisis is exacerbated by steady increases in vehicle volume. [Source: Library of Congress, October 2006 **]. Automobile travel is expanding, but the construction of new roads is not keeping pace. Some dreamers believe that in the not too distant future, the pot-holed roads will be replaced with a network of modern highways and goods will thus be moved overland by truck rather than railway."[2] Conservative (talk) 13:54, November 2, 2024 (EDT)