Everything we know about traffic-calming is wrong
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JNugent wrote:
The Chiswick section of M4 was designed and built to be
operated at no speed limit whatsoever - though it had the
national 70 limit imposed soon after opening.
You can't design a road for "no speed limit whatsoever". Britain's
GErman Autobahns seem to throw that out of the window. Sure you can't
design a road for "no speed whatsoever", but theres no need for a
limit on many roads. At least that's what the most populous country
in Euroep seems to think.
Most populous != most densely populated, of course. England does pretty well
in the densely populated stakes.
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