How to ease congestion on Britain’s roads has never been simpler. According to the department of transport we can solve this problem by using the road step system. Step one, step two and step three.
Step one:
Install road humps, traffic lights, no drive zones, one way systems, speed cameras and a million other things to bring the driver to a grinding halt.
Step two:
Close lanes on the road. This involves taking two or three lanes from the route and filtering them into one lane. But, it has been essential to explain to the general public this latest plan. You will see signs on recently modified road networks throughout the country.
Step three:
The next step has not yet been released, but a leak from a government source indicated that the 1960′s Richard Baron Beeching report has been dusted down and initial findings are good. Although “The Beeching Report” had more to do with the railway network, the principles could be used on the road network too, the source is alleged to have told a reporter last week.
When pushed, the source admitted, yes, Beeching did close 2000 miles of track, and yes, road closures would solve the congestion problem.
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