The Infrastructure of Las Vegas

<h1>The Infrastructure of  Las Vegas</h1>

<p align=right>by Andrew Schwartz</p>

<div align=justify>The Las Vegas Strip is always crowded with a big amount of people, which are standing along the pavements and handing out the flyers for Las Vegas clubs. No matter what is the weather like outside, is it cold or warm, is it rainy or sunny, thousands of people are walking along the Strip during the day and night. With all activity of the life outside the casino, the people inside are absolutely not interesting with the events on the streets and with the time of day. The gamblers do not even have the feeling of hunger and fatigue. The local inhabitants can easily tell which people are from Las Vegas and which came there to spend a good time and to get a fun.	
Las Vegas has a thing that people, mainly younger crows, enjoy a lot. That is an allowance to drink alcohol in public places and  free from police harassment. It is the only one place in USA, where it is quite legal and every visitor o Las Vegas hurry up to use such possibility. Las Vegas is one of the most speediest city in the country, there are a lot things to do and to see here, but it is always not enough time to do everything. 
There are a very few pavements for pedestrians  and crosswalks in Vegas Strip, because of a big amount of expensive cars on the road. The Strip however has a wonderful infrastructure for pedestrians, which consists of escalators, leading to bridges,  which connect the streets together. Hotels are also interested in convenient moving of visitors, so most of them possess the trams that transport people  from one hotel to another. All the trams  are free here and people can use the transport without permission and payment, but everything is not so easy: each tram, bridge and escalator leads people to the casinos and clubs, when they will spend their money.</div>

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