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Larger vehicles are more dangerous for people walking or cycling, as well as taking up more space and reducing visibility for other road users.
by CalRobert 4y ago
Larger vehicles are more dangerous for people walking or cycling, as well as taking up more space and reducing visibility for other road users.
- anthonyskipper 4y agoYou need hard seperation on roads between cars and pedestrian traffic regardless of size. That has been shown to be true. Most european countries keep resisting this, again because their streets are way to small, but everyone would be happier if you fixed it.
- CalRobert 4y agoThere are situations where they can mix reasonably well, but it means making the roads uncomfortable for driving, something few authorities are willing to do. If you look at Autoluw streets they are narrow, have lots of visual obstructions (trees, etc.) and are the kind of place you only drive if you really need to. Which is why they're such nice places to walk!