Town Planning Past Present And Possible
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"In London we have ready at hand several spacious junctions where the gyratory system could be applied very easily. One of these is Oxford Circus, the present arrangement of which is given in Fig. 52.
158 THE CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC On this plan are drawn curved and straight lines, indicating the various directions for single files of traffic. These lines give sixteen points of direct conflict, but it will be seen that all these points come within a relatively small area in the middle of the cir...cus. Outside the area of conflict there are no points of intersection, and it is very evident that by FIG. 53. — OXFORD CIRCUS WITH GYRATORY REGULATION describing a circle connecting the outermost traffic lines we have at once an indication of the rational course for vehicles desiring to pass from any street to any other street.
** Fig. 53 is a revised plan of Oxford Circus, show- ing the total abolition of conflicting points and the reduction of converging and diverging lines resulting from the gyratory regulation of vehicular traffic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In London we have ready at hand several spacious junctions where the gyratory system could be applied very easily. One of these is Oxford Circus, the present arrangement of which is given in Fig. 52.
158 THE CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC On this plan are drawn curved and straight lines, indicating the various directions for single files of traffic. These lines give sixteen points of direct conflict, but it will be seen that all these points come within a relatively small area in the middle of the cir...cus. Outside the area of conflict there are no points of intersection, and it is very evident that by FIG. 53. — OXFORD CIRCUS WITH GYRATORY REGULATION describing a circle connecting the outermost traffic lines we have at once an indication of the rational course for vehicles desiring to pass from any street to any other street.
** Fig. 53 is a revised plan of Oxford Circus, show- ing the total abolition of conflicting points and the reduction of converging and diverging lines resulting from the gyratory regulation of vehicular traffic.
What to read after Town Planning Past Present And Possible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Inigo Harry Inigo Triggs to read onlineMoreLess
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