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by Symbiote
3872 days ago
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It's called filtered permeability, and is a common retrofit in some countries in Europe. Wealth doesn't come into it — you will find it in some really poor parts of London, as well as the City (financial district) and some very rich neighbourhoods. The point is that the non-arterial road can't handle the load, so the barrier returns it to its original purpose — the residents of and visitors to that street. The intention is that the people who were using this route either
- use the main road (slightly increasing the traffic there)
- use public transport or a bicycle instead
- stop making the journey altogether https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permeability_(spatial_and_tran... |
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