The Laughable Ways Traffic Engineers Try to Make Car Dominated Streets "Safe" For Walking

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The Insane Ways Traffic Engineers Try to Make Streets "Safe" For Walking

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RRFBs. HAWK signals. Do any of these devices actually do what they're supposed to do, and how do traffic engineers decide when and where to install them?----...

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