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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
You can’t force people to follow directions they deem arbitrary
I once worked for and in Chehalis Washington, which has some unusual traffic flow patterns in the downtown area. I learned that some of the more creative traffic flow was designed from overhead photos that were taken after a snowfall. The street layout was patterned after the natural flow of the traffic that found the least path of resistance through the snow in the streets. I have always considered that very creative street engineering.
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I once worked for and in Chehalis Washington, which has some unusual traffic flow patterns in the downtown area. I learned that some of the more creative traffic flow was designed from overhead photos that were taken after a snowfall. The street layout was patterned after the natural flow of the traffic that found the least path of resistance through the snow in the streets. I have always considered that very creative street engineering.
That's a kind of street, isn't it?
@ anon:
Some places lay out sidewalks by the same method.
@ Akubi:
Well, it's not a kind of a fish.
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