Russia and Canada

Netherlands and Belgium, so artificial

Singapore

Ctfu at The Netherlands
There is an exit every 500 meters on the high way lmaoo
It's like the most densely populated country in the world so...

Why is a high road density a bad thing

The countries with low road density mean many citizens are basically isolated from the rest of the country. Slay a biT Russia

Belgium slaying.

Living life in the fast lane.

Because they destroy the environment and animals. I visited the Netherlands and everything is artificial and man made like so ugly

The US stats are misleading. No one ****ing lives in the midwest areas that account for a high percentage of the land mass.

#stopNetherlands2016

What are we supposed to do with 17 million people living in a super small area

Norway slaying in Scandinavia

We better tear down all the buildings, homes, farms, everything then!

Walk, cycle, use public transport. The Netherlands (Amsterdam especially) is still a really good example of what an urban environment should be despite having a high road density.

Most people here do go by bike or public transport. I mean it's still pretty bad but atleast we're not Belgium. Like, I'm in Antwerp right now and it's so smoggy

Europe Monaco (?) sticking out like a sore thumb

This is a very interesting map, thanks for posting Queen MaRy

Um Small countries with lots of people have lots of roads close together. Russia is 90% wilderness so of course it would be green. Most of the green countries are poorly developed.

Not when people are obsessed with bikes there and they still have so much green land and free space

So in other words, the majority of the world is in green or "no data". Pointless map.

western europe what's good