Traffic Calming ePrimer, Module 2¶
Federal Highway Administration. Traffic Calming ePrimer, Module 2: Traffic Calming Basics.
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Primes¶
- Substrate-Cued Behavior Recruitment
- In urban design, a narrowed, calmed streetscape recruits slower driving.
This sourceU.S. Department of Transportation. States that traffic-calming measures (horizontal/vertical deflection, lane narrowing) use 'self-enforcing physical or psycho-perception means' to reduce speed — calmed geometry recruits slower driving without enforcement.
- In urban design, a narrowed, calmed streetscape recruits slower driving.
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