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Road Design & Traffic Engineering
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Context
4.3 Road Design
4.4 Traffic Engineering


4.1 Introduction

Many of the current road design and traffic-engineering practices are suitable for all road-user groups but the particular dynamic stability needs of the motorcycle need special consideration.

Designers need to “think bike”
Getting input from a suitably trained and experienced rider to inform this thinking at an early stage and prevent the inadvertent inclusion of design features that increase the risk to riders
The relationship between the road and braking/ steering/ accelerating on motorcycles needs to be a design consideration
Using this understanding to pick up on good design points
Exploring new possibilities by considering allowing motorcycles into bus lanes and to use Advanced Stop Lines


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