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Yes, it's a thing that makes it hard for city planners and transport engineers when they test out new things. Any change often improves status quo in the start,
by matsemann 2y ago
Yes, it's a thing that makes it hard for city planners and transport engineers when they test out new things. Any change often improves status quo in the start, so need to run it for long enough to actually gather valid data.
- cozzyd 2y agoSounds like we should have chaotic traffic patterns to improve safety.
- Fuzzwah 2y agoWhen I first visited Kuala Lumpur in Indonesia I was dumbfounded how there wasn't endless car accidents. The taxi from the airport was one of the scariest things in my life. Roads marked with 3 lanes had cars 5 abreast with scooters and motorbikes still finding just enough space to lane split. It really seemed like chaos to me. Didn't see a single bingle.
- cozzyd 2y agoIt sort of makes sense since most accidents are probably due to either inattentiveness or excessive speed.