Seeing red : traffic controls and the economy / Martin Cassini and Richard Wellings.
By: Cassini, Martin [author.]
.Contributor(s): Wellings, Richard [author.] | Institute of Economic Affairs (Great Britain) [issuing body.].Series: Discussion paper (IEA): no. 68.Publisher: London : IEA, 2016Description: 54 pages.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Traffic regulations -- Great Britain | Traffic engineering -- Great Britain | Roads -- Great Britain | Great Britain -- Economic conditions -- 21st centuryAlso available online.
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The report argues that there is a strong economic case for replacing standard traffic regulation with strategies that harness voluntary cooperation among road-users. ‘Shared space’ schemes – such as the one in Poynton in Cheshire – show the benefits of this unregulated, design approach. The authors believe that culling much traffic management infrastructure would deliver substantial economic and social benefits.
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