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Town planning, past, present and possible (1911)

Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 190

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tions. Thus, in spite of the magnificent area 160 THE CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC provided by recent street improvements, we have a totalof fifty-six points where traffic lines are in conflict. Although the increased space has failed in theobject of avoiding congestion at the most undesirablepoints, it… … FIG. 55.—PICCADILLY CIRCUS WITH GYRATORYREGULATION already suggested, that the rational method of obviat-ing conflict is to place suitable obstructions upon areaswhere confusion naturally tends to occur, and then tomake all vehicles pass around the obstacles so created. To deal with Piccadilly…

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