Phew I'm glad we didn't have -
2024 (Russian tanks driving down street) ๐๐
this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2024
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That's actually lots of pedestrians in the first one. Is there something special about this street?
Also all the shops shut down when the street went away?
Last picture is from different perspective, some shops are behind the camera.
And lack of advertisements doesn't mean lack of shops
Go to google street view. There are still tons of shops and restaurants there. The street didn't went away, cars are still allowed and sections of the street still are dedicated to parking. Also, a street is still a street even if it doesn't allows cars in, lol.