Is congestion fair, or is it an easy way out for local governments lack of transport planning?
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"Earl Purple" wrote:
eastender wrote:
Earl Purple wrote:
At a mini-roundabout, i.e. any roundabout with only one lane it is true
that
the flow for traffic is better off without traffic lights
But stand by for the crashes - there's a mini near us with several
collisions a week. An enterprising body shop has set up nearby.
Well I live right on the corner at a junction where a mini-roundabout
was replaced by signals, and since then our wall has stayed up. It came
down several times due to crashes at the junction when there was a
mini-roundabout.
Yes - half the drivers in Hackney where I am don't seem to know to give
way to traffic from the right. Or just as likely, they don't care.
E.
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