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Agreed apart from lines on the road. Many studies have shown that less signage and lines makes people drive more carefully/slowly - a boon in housing neighborho
by tommoor 11y ago
Agreed apart from lines on the road. Many studies have shown that less signage and lines makes people drive more carefully/slowly - a boon in housing neighborhoods.
- mindslight 11y agoI've thought about this. Even lights do this, as every green light is actually saying "please blow through this blind intersection at 45mph". It seems like more of a concern for my terms (1) and (3) on larger roads, possibly encouraging traffic get up to 60mph. For neighborhoods, the streets wouldn't be getting any wider which is a larger speed factor. Driving on your side of the line, you'd feel pretty close to driveways etc. And if you're stradding the line because nobody else is coming the other way, I don't see how that would encourage you to go any faster than you do currently.