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It's not random, it's poorly engineered entrance and exit ramps. In order to maintain traffic flow, cars need to be able to increase to traffic speeds on on-ra
by linuxftw 7y ago
It's not random, it's poorly engineered entrance and exit ramps. In order to maintain traffic flow, cars need to be able to increase to traffic speeds on on-ramps and decrease on off-ramps. Much have the beltway system put entrance and exit ramps where they definitely don't belong. Thoroughfares for in-city traffic also don't exist, the interstate has taken that role. To compound the problem, often times entrance and exit ramps are the same piece of pavement.