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Old Posted Apr 10, 2013, 2:42 PM
CoryB CoryB is offline
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Originally Posted by chrisallard5454 View Post
To keep the conversation rolling, I wonder if developers would even be allowed to design traditional neighbourhoods, or is it a combination of that and ecenomics/ people who want to live in single family homes would prefer the new style of subdivisions.
One of the issues with a traditional grid layout compared to the newer layout systems is that grids do not have any traffic calming measures built in. The newer layout style has a series of progressively larger routes meant to move vehicle traffic. This means that when the main street becomes congested there are not people moving over one or two streets to take a short-cut through the residental area.
     
     
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