Why China puts concrete pyramids under flyovers and bridges (5 photos)

Under some flyovers that form complex interchanges, instead of a pedestrian sidewalk there are small concrete pyramids.





Some also believe that these concrete gouges are needed for so that people without a fixed place of residence do not hang out there.

And this statement is not entirely true, because these measures needed to make sure no one goes there. But most importantly the purpose of these protrusions lies elsewhere. The point is that this area is a dividing part of two differently directed traffic lanes.

Some motorists may want to reduce way and just drive over this area, so as not to do huge circle by the rules. And of course these gouges serve an obstacle.



Why not put up a fence?

Because this amount of concrete is cheaper than normal steel fence. Also, the fence will not protect this area from walking pedestrians. BUT these pyramids protect.

In fact, they are much more insidious than they seem at first. sight. Because if you try to walk between them, it's very easy to trip over. And accordingly, falling on such a pyramid is fraught with sad consequences.





Also, these concrete pyramids can also be found between the roadways, in which traffic flows in one direction.

In this case, they are needed so that cars simply do not drive into this area under the flyover. The fact is that Chinese fans of tuning and other street racers, as well as drifttunes, etc. love to show off each other in front of a friend with their car tuners, but they have nowhere to go.

So, they chose these places, bludgeoned there with their subwoofers and loud exhaust systems. This annoyed many they began to complain, and the authorities simply ordered to close these zones concrete pyramids.

It should also be noted that these gouges are quite easy to beat off and budge.



And you probably say: well, who taught these Chinese to do concrete pyramids? It's immediately obvious - Chinese hack! Done tyap-blunder. They don’t know how, what can I say, put up concrete pyramids.

Whether business we! We have pyramids so pyramids!

Firstly, snow and mud is the best way to discourage those who want to hang out in these places.



Secondly, the pyramids should be just like the song says: bound by one chain, bound by one goal... If you want to move one, so the neighbors will not give.

If someone wants to violate traffic rules, for example, on a tank or self-propelled gun, then he will immediately get entangled in chains with his goose.

So the Chinese have a lot to learn from us.