Sounds like you are prepared for trouble.

Honestly, Germans are so nice. I spent two weeks there and everyone I met was amazing. Also, it’s surprisingly diverse.

Why dont you post the mayors name in the title, like you posted the name of the EVO winner in that articles title? I thought you saod that was company policy, while rapporting on news?

They didn’t closed the road for vehicles because they saw that there are two PokeStops and thought “This would be a nice place for people to play Pokemon Go”. The officials noticed that a lot of people were gathering there and asked them why. And because a lot of people are gathering there two weeks after Pogemon Go…

The next two bridges are literally less than 150m away from it. The roads on the sides of the river are both one-way roads and not main roads. The only reason why you would drive on a road close to that bridge would be because

Nice, I’m from Germany, but i didn’t hear about it, till you posted it here xD

It’s a small bridge that theY let both cars and pedestrians use. They just shut it down for cars, for safety reasons, because it technically makes sense that pedestrians will always have right of way and because its far too impractical to have to boot pedestrians off the bridge or outright ban them.

It’s not like they blocked off the Brooklyn Bridge so a few people could grab some Dratinis. The Düssel is not a huge river, and there are a shitload of crossings,

Roads are frequently shut down in Germany for use in fairs, seasonal markets, and festivals. There are also a crapload of crossings in Dusseldorf, the river is much smaller than something like the Ohio or Mississippi. It’s unlikely this cost the municipality anything significant in the way of time or resources, and…

I love Pokemon Go players.

You spelled Düsseldorf/Duesseldorf wrong.

You forgot the ‘ : ‘ in Düsseldorf, mate.

I’m kinda surprised you managed to type a reply on the internet!

Reading your comment, I was like okay, good, uhumm ok... wait what? you don’t have a cell phone?

A city, where the beer tastes according to its name.

Typical Düsseldorf, really.