>>1486754>bollardsI've heard it both ways, but doesn't bollard imply some form of rigidity? Like concrete, or stainless steel--you can't drive through these. Pole or post refers to the plastic type, often with a flexible base--you can drive through these. Pic related, in case you don't have the plastic ones in your area.
>>1486812>a way to make them more appealingThe cast iron ones usually look good. Painted black, with fluted sides, maybe a ball finial.
>>1493486>and yes it is just modernAre they? Looks like a glorified Dingbat.
>>1494315>>1494353>>1494360>>1494367>>1494498>>1494755Japan has a different framework for on-street parking. When registering a vehicle, you have to get a parking certificate that proves you have somewhere off-street to house the thing. Also, overnight parking isn't allowed. These allow for narrower streets in primarily residential areas. It's kind of weird to even write 'residential areas', because they have a very different take on zoning as well. It's super interesting, you should read up on it.
