Stacy’s Reviews > Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do and What It Says About Us > Status Update
Stacy
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Interesting that how Mexico City improved traffic safety was to replace male traffic officers with female ones because they are less likely to take bribes. This was borne out in a US economic study as well.
"...the countries that rank as least corrupt on the global market indices tend to have more women in government."
Seeing the same trends pointed out during quarantine around the world...
— Apr 21, 2020 01:41PM
"...the countries that rank as least corrupt on the global market indices tend to have more women in government."
Seeing the same trends pointed out during quarantine around the world...
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Stacy
is on page 300 of 402
So many arguments that building more and wider roads only leads to increased traffic, so why are we still doing it this way? Our society is forsaking science!
— Jun 15, 2020 11:31AM
Stacy
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I agree that our vehicles are "just a part of a loosely organized, greatly inefficient mass-transit system."
I feel like this sentiment sums up a lot of human endeavors that we accept the dangers of: "If we wanted dramatically safer roads overnight - virtually fatality-free - it wouldn't actually be difficult. We could simply lower the speed limit..."
— May 13, 2020 02:01PM
I feel like this sentiment sums up a lot of human endeavors that we accept the dangers of: "If we wanted dramatically safer roads overnight - virtually fatality-free - it wouldn't actually be difficult. We could simply lower the speed limit..."
Stacy
is on page 116 of 402
Nice to know that the police scanners have codes to protect people.
— Jan 07, 2020 02:40PM
