2+1 Highway
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RE: 2+1 Highway
The broken link can be found here https://web.archive.org/web/20111222135237/https:/..., which recommends(?) passing lanes, which are very common in the US. My personal experience is that slow drivers tend not to move over like they're supposed to, so platooning doesn't always get reduced.
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RE: 2+1 Highway
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RE: 2+1 Highway
The current practice, striping as 2 + 1 is hugely better.
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RE: 2+1 Highway
RE: 2+1 Highway
Seems to me that's highly dependent on the loading of the road; something like this would only work on a very lightly traveled road. Once the loading increases beyond an average of about 1 car every 1/16th of a mile or so, the passing lane becomes ineffectual; I see that all the time on CA 50 to South Lake Tahoe. People who are driving slow will hog the passing lane, blocking faster cars. And, of course, truck going 1 mph faster that the truck in front is going to want to pass.
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