This Tokyo intersection lets up to 3,000 pedestrians cross at once, and you can watch it live on YouTube
by Mark Frauenfelder from Boing Boing on (#77VHZ)
A scramble is a type of corner pedestrian crossing where vehicles from all directions stop while pedestrians cross freely from one street to the other, often crossing diagonally. The most famous one is the Shibuya Scramble in Tokyo. Up to 3,000 people walk across it when traffic stops every two minutes. - Read the rest
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