to this:

Moscow is a terrible city. I am standing somewhere in a small street. The car dopes. It is a continuous flow. The lightforest is - well all for them - three minutes for the flow of cars, 10 (!) for the passage of pedestrians. Here we waited, the pedestrians, finally the green light, the cars, of course, stood up. But shit, it has begun! They started signaling as if in each of these cars a person was dying. Even those who were in the front rows and saw the green right in front of their impatient nose. All those ten seconds they signaled, while numerous pedestrians ran across the narrow, fortunately, passing part, as if there were even a portion of unpassed. Say, you in Moscow are generally taught that the road sometimes even pedestrians cross?

I live in Vienna. On a lively but small crossroads of lightforest. For pedestrians, it burns for only 3 seconds! And when he begins to flash, the rushed grandmothers are just beginning their way to the other side. Whoever is scratching!! Cars can stand and wait for pedestrians until the next green! I am a cyclist and for myself I can say that there are buses and buses in a row behind me and wait patiently for a convenient opportunity to get around me if I have to drive on a narrow road! In Moscow, I would have been moved five times and beaten up last. Feel the difference of cultures, gentlemen!