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by cyberax
530 days ago
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> Because police can't physically be in every intersection at once They don't have to be everywhere. They have to be at least _somewhere_ and start visible enforcing. People need to know that they might get away with running a red light a couple of times, but they WILL be caught eventually, and there WILL be consequences. > and there's research that shows that removing parking around intersections reduces pedestrian fatalities. I read a lot of the urbanist propaganda research, and most of it is pure crap. Bad statistical methods, poor significance, P-hacking, biased tests, you name it. |
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