| ▲ | dagurp an hour ago | |
There are more positives. - They keep traffic flowing better so you won't get "platoons" of cars all moving and stopping at the same time. This is especially effective when you do this in a sequence of intersections. - They calm do down traffic by forcing cars to slow down. - You don't need to install and maintain traffic lights. | ||
| ▲ | kazinator 34 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Platoons of cars with space in between allow for pedestrians and vehicles to cross the road, downstream. Nothing worse to have upstream of where you are trying to enter a road, or cross it, than a busy four way stop, with cars coming out of it at regular intervals, without sufficient time/space in between. | ||