JNugent wrote:
Keitht wrote:
JNugent wrote:
Keitht wrote:

JNugent wrote:

Oh, please feel free to challenge it. I'm fairly relaxed about
that. If there are official figures showing that pedestrians would
be safer wandering off in random directions across (say) the
junction of the North Circ and Watford Way rather than crossing at
a controlled point, let's have them, I say.

Now now, that's three levels, not one.

OK, just think of the ground level at any large London EOT interchange.


Sorry -'EOT' ?

Sorry...

"Edge of town".

Along with "OOT" (out of town), often used to describe retail parks,
multiscreen cinemas, etc.


It depends on how the junction is laid out and things like traffic light
sequences. Even at some roundabouts pedestrians who know how the traffic
will behave tend to expliot the snarl-ups to find more direct routes.

My local 'entertainment complex' is difficult to drive round at times
owing to the numbers of people on foot.





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