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> reducing them only affects the slowest quartile or so of drivers And having to navigate traffic that is not of a homogeneous speed creates cognitive load for
by throwaway0a5e 5y ago
> reducing them only affects the slowest quartile or so of drivers
And having to navigate traffic that is not of a homogeneous speed creates cognitive load for all drivers. So then they don't notice things like cyclists and pedestrians.
- calt 5y agoThat makes no sense. Mixed use and mixed speed creates an environment where drivers have to notice diversity of traffic, including cyclists and pedestrians.