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Calming traffic in unsignalized bidirectional streets by introducing one-lane bottlenecks
A common strategy to calm traffic in an unsignalized, bidirectional street consists in narrowing the street to a single lane at one or more locations. These locations become bottlenecks. Two policies are commonly used there: first-in-first-out (FIFO), and directional priority (DP), which means one o
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