Dacă ţi se pare că benzile de circulație sunt tot mai înguste, nu e o greșeală

Narrower traffic lanes may enhance safety for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists, challenging traditional road design beliefs. Research indicates that in urban areas, narrower lanes can lead to fewer accidents, particularly at higher speed limits. The study from Johns Hopkins analyzed various street segments and found that reducing lane width can free up space for bike lanes and wider sidewalks. However, this approach isn't suitable for all roads, especially those with heavy traffic. The findings suggest a need for context-specific design rather than a one-size-fits-all rule.