Category Archives: safety

Episode 11 – Traffic Calming

Posted on February 5, 2008 by Bill Ruhsam

Topics: Traffic Calming, Chicanes, Speed Humps, Speed Bumps, Safety, Statistical Analysis

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Episode 6 – Pedestrian Facilites

Posted on November 12, 2007 by Bill Ruhsam

Topics: Pedestrian Facilities: the give and take between pedestrian and vehicular design.

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Congestion vs. Law Enforcement

Posted on November 9, 2007 by Bill Ruhsam

Yesterday in Atlanta, GA, my wife was significantly delayed on her commute home due to a traffic jam on northbound I-75. After she called me, I, being a dutiful husband, checked the traffic conditions on Georgia Navigator. I reported to … Continue reading →

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Episode 4 – Roundabouts

Posted on October 17, 2007 by Bill Ruhsam

Topics: Roundabouts

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Traffic Tidbits: 17 September 2007

Posted on September 17, 2007 by Bill Ruhsam

Bicycle vs. Automobile: News about the ongoing conflict between bicycles and larger motorized vehicles, out of San Diego. Increase Safety be Reducing Comfort: A German town has followed the lead of several Netherlands projects by removing traffic signals and stop … Continue reading →

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Traffic Tidbits: 15 August 2007

Posted on August 15, 2007 by Bill Ruhsam

Don’t Know which way is North? Fight about it! Two men have a round of fisticuffs due to an argument whether Pennsylvannia is north or south of Virginia. As someone mentioned in the comments, I sincerely hope that the drunk one … Continue reading →

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