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> But why should it be for residential traffic, if the through traffic is driving within the speed limit? The problem is that through traffic often drives abov
by Harvey-Specter 9y ago
> But why should it be for residential traffic, if the through traffic is driving within the speed limit?
The problem is that through traffic often drives above the speed limit.
- tfnw 9y agoSo, I guess you think that this new driver tracking would be cheaper than traditional obstructions (i.e. speed humps, chicanes, etc...)? I guess it could be, but what are the non obvious secondary and tertiary order costs of tracking all car movement? This seems worrying to me.
- pc86 9y agoA) 99% of traffic on every road drives above the speed limit. B) If speed is the issue, that's fine - address the speed. Increased traffic is not the issue in this case.
- dragonwriter 9y agoThen the problem is “enforcing speed limits”.