Are Roads Safer With No Central White Lines?

Press2ToContinue writes: White lines along the center of roads have been removed in parts of the UK, with some experts saying it encourages motorists to slow down. So is it the beginning of the end for the central road marking? You are driving along the road when the dotted white line that has been your companion — separating your car from oncoming traffic — suddenly disappears. One theory is that you will slow down, making the road safer. What could possibly go wrong?

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[kqc7011]

I-495. The gridlock that would occur might even be beneficial.

Re:More nation-wrecking idiocy

[PopeRatzo]

The way "SJW" often gets used in online discussions these days is approaching to qualify for Godwin's Law, yes.

That's exactly what an SJW would say.

Re: More nation-wrecking idiocy

[HornWumpus]

Or an informal 100 MPH limit on I-5 down the central valley of California. As long as you have CA plates of course. Texans should not attempt.