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Highway Handbook: Why We Speed

41 点作者 dmuino超过 15 年前

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teilo超过 15 年前
My wife's uncle taught a AAA defensive driving class for the elderly. The AAA approved course at that time (this was in the mid-90's) taught them that the safest speed is the average speed of traffic, regardless of the posted speed limit. If they could not drive comfortably at that speed, then they should stay in the right lane. If they were driving much slower than traffic and could not comfortably drive any faster, they should avoid the highways altogether.
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boredguy8超过 15 年前
"Drivers traveling at the limit should get a string of green lights."<p>I wish more civil engineers followed that. Realistically, there are a lot of other concerns leading to traffic flow management. For instance, some cities work with CHP to disrupt traffic flows in order to better stagger traffic entering the freeway.<p>Determining the effectiveness of this strategy is left to the reader.
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villiros超过 15 年前
By the way, this article first appeared in a recent Something Awful thread. It is very long but has heaps of information for anyone interested in highway design.<p><a href="http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3177805" rel="nofollow">http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=317...</a>
jrockway超过 15 年前
Some good reading on HN today. Thanks for posting this.