車道縁石の張り出し：歩行者の横断距離を短縮する

Render a Taiwanese intersection where the kerbs have been extended out into the carriageway at all four corners to shorten the crossing. Show each corner bulging outward to the edge of the parking lane, so the crosswalk spans only the through lanes and the pedestrian is exposed to traffic for a much shorter distance. Emphasise that the extensions also push waiting pedestrians forward past parked vehicles, giving mutual visibility between people and drivers. Surface the new corner areas in paving that matches the sidewalk rather than asphalt, and plant each extension with a small tree and low shrubs kept below sight line height. Keep the corner radius tight so turning vehicles must slow. Show scooters queuing at the stop line, a green-coated crosswalk, and pedestrians of different ages waiting on the extended corner. Use a slightly elevated three-quarter view from a second-floor height so the geometry of the intersection is legible, bright overcast daylight, realistic asphalt and paving textures, and everyday Taiwanese street context with mixed-use buildings.