the general idea to car infrastructure enshrined into law is fucking idiosyncratic anyways. On the one hand, a drivers license you get once when you're a teenager is enough for you to pilot basically any car under any condition at full attention, legally.
On the other hand, we design our streets in such a way to minimize risks to car drivers at great expense.
In a sane world, these two concepts could not exist simultaneously
I will certainly say there are instances where bad infrastructure can cause crashes, or at least make them far more likely than if it was better.
This is not one of those cases, simply don’t hit the barrier.
the general idea to car infrastructure enshrined into law is fucking idiosyncratic anyways. On the one hand, a drivers license you get once when you're a teenager is enough for you to pilot basically any car under any condition at full attention, legally.
On the other hand, we design our streets in such a way to minimize risks to car drivers at great expense.
In a sane world, these two concepts could not exist simultaneously