Thread: Rental Van Incident in Toronto, Canada: 10 Dead
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Old 24-04-2018, 16:59   #12
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Re: Rental Van Incident in Toronto, Canada: 10 Dead
Well, it's not rocket science actually. You just segregate traffic from pedestrians.

It will take a long time to achieve, but all new designs should incorporate these principles, and we need to erect more bollards and traffic free zones in the meantime.

The only surprise is that we haven't been making much progress on this since the 1960s, when New Towns started to embrace these principles.
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