It is. There are traffic lights in front of the crossing for pedestrians and the bicycle lane is parallel to the car lane and logically both of the can only have a green light if the cars from the left have a red light and also the pedestrian have a green light for crossing.
Tiptopit
Then it's still not a design problem, but a problem that traffic rules are not enforced.
There are traffic lights nearly everywhere, so: no
Why tho? Every possible collision point is regulated by traffic lights
For third party voters in the US: What do you think is the effective difference between voting for a third party and throwing your ballot directly into a garbage bin?
Hier wird wohl kräftig am Watschenbaum geschüttelt!
That's a bad omen for TEVI
It's weird how explosions often take place where craters are
Also if there is a big leak everything around is just dead
Even if you are into DIY: Buy cheaper once, if something breaks buy something more expensive.
It's a bicycle which got a small electric motor, which assists you while driving and is typically limited to a speed of 28 km/h or so, at least in the EU.
I read that more as answering and communicating the disinterest instead of ghosting them.