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If the evidence is strong enough that this will save lives, then it is exactly the thing elected officials should be doing. It's not like this is some radical
by standardUser 3y ago
If the evidence is strong enough that this will save lives, then it is exactly the thing elected officials should be doing. It's not like this is some radical policy. It works just fine in NYC.
- Ferret7446 3y agoThat's very simplistic thinking. Even a small change can have many unintended knockon effects. Here's a quick example: banning turns will not stop people making turns. It will mean only the rich can afford them.
- standardUser 3y ago"Even a small change can have many unintended knockon effects." As I stated, the policy works in NYC. Do you have any actual evidence of harm caused by this policy where it has actually been implemented? Because it sounds like you are grasping at straws to oppose a policy that will, based on the evidence, save human lives.
- Guvante 3y agoMost countries don't allow right on red for safety reasons.