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Conventional traffic management
Contribution to objectives and alleviation
of problems
Objective |
Catford Traffic Management Study |
Left Turn on Red |

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= Weakest
possible positive contribution, |
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= strongest
possible positive contribution |
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= Weakest
possible negative contribution |
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= strongest
possible negative contribution |
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No contribution |
Problem |
Catford Traffic Management Study |
Left Turn on Red |
Congestion-related delay |

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Congestion-related unreliability |

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Community severance |

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Visual intrusion |
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Lack of amenity |

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Global warming |

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Local air pollution |

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Noise |

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Reduction of green space |
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Damage to environmentally sensitive sites |
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Poor accessibility for those without a car and those with mobility
impairments |

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Disproportionate disadvantaging of particular social or geographic
groups |

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Number, severity and risk of accidents |

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Suppression of the potential for economic activity in the area
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= Weakest
possible positive contribution, |
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= strongest
possible positive contribution |
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= Weakest
possible negative contribution |
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= strongest
possible negative contribution |
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No contribution |
Appropriate contexts
Area type |
Suitability |
City centre |
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Dense inner suburb |
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Medium density outer suburb |
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Less dense outer suburb |
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District centre |
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Corridor |
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Small town |
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Tourist town |
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= Least suitable
area type |
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= Most suitable
area type |

Text edited at the Institute for Transport Studies,
University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT
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