Road safety activists and some states are pushing to depart from a longstanding rule that sets speed limits in the United States based largely on how fast drivers actually travel.
One less used alternative is making roads that are squiggly instead of straight. Like every part of the road is a bend this way or that way, which makes people drive slower because there is never a straightaway.
Having driven on a few of them, they definitely do work. But theyre almost more annoying than speed bumps or dips
One less used alternative is making roads that are squiggly instead of straight. Like every part of the road is a bend this way or that way, which makes people drive slower because there is never a straightaway.
Having driven on a few of them, they definitely do work. But theyre almost more annoying than speed bumps or dips