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Road signs suck. What if we got rid of them all? - Duration: 6:26.
If I showed you two big intersections — one with a bunch of signs, traffic lights, and
boundaries, and one with no markings or apparent rules at all — which one would look safer
to you?
Towns all over Europe are starting to experiment with streets like this: where cars, bikes,
buses, and people can travel freely in the same space.
I think this looks like an accident waiting to happen.
But I know someone who would know a lot more about this than I do.
I'm Roman Mars from 99 Percent Invisible.
And that's what urban planners often refer to as a "shared space" design strategy.
It seems counterintuitive, but there's evidence that getting rid of all signs and barriers
might make our streets a lot safer.
So — how does it work?
There's a spot in Google street view where you can witness a town undergoing this exact
transformation.
This is Poynton, England — about 20 minutes away from Manchester.
Here's the city center in May 2011: there's a mess of signs and lights, a few small sidewalks,
and some haphazard guardrails to keep pedestrians safe.
And here it is in July 2015.
Traffic lights, road signs, curbs — all gone.
"Something very strange is happening on the streets of Britain — I don't know
if you've noticed, but in some places, pavements and roads have been blurring into one with
cars, buses, and pedestrians all sharing the same space."
The town spent 4 million pounds to expand sidewalk space and strip the city center of
traditional demarcations.
Now, the only marker left is this little sign: Poynton shared space village.
The concept is that the absence of separation will make everyone more cautious — so commuters
slow down, make eye contact, and negotiate.
Watch what happens when a boy in Poynton is encouraged to cross the street without waiting
for the cars to clear the intersection.
Because cars don't spend time waiting at traffic lights, it takes less time on average
for them to get through the crossing.
Even when bikers and pedestrians are absent, cars drive slow due to a concept called "edge
friction."
It's the idea that nearby vertical elements in a driver's peripheral vision — like
trees or lamps, create a visual cue for how fast they're going.
On a highway, those are often totally absent, so the sidelines blur.
In a shared space, those lines play an important mental trick to slow down drivers.
In theory, shared space works well for pedestrians, allowing them to follow their desired path
while walking.
Instead of being limited to a strict path, they can walk exactly in the direction they
want to go.
n In practice, that doesn't always seem to
be the case.
Video footage of a shared space at Elwick Square in Ashford, England shows that pedestrians'
mostly still stick to crosswalks, or where a crosswalk would be.
That's largely because these layouts are stressful: The majority of a survey group
asked about crossing Elwick Square reported feeling anxious about it.
And those pedestrians frequently report that they prefer things the way they used to be.
But the "way things used to be" is relative.
If you look at old footage of city streets in the early 1900s, cars mixed freely with
pedestrians, bicyclists, and streetcars.
Vehicles couldn't go very fast back then, so there wasn't a huge concern about separating
them from walkers and bikers.
With plenty of city streets, that's still the case without any intentional urban planning.
But the big question is whether these deliberately stripped-down designs actually make people
safer.
It seems that in many cases, they do.
For one thing, we know that the number of accidents drops after shared spaces are installed.
In Ipswich, rates of accidents involving injuries fell from 23 over three years to just one
per year.
In London's Kensington High Street, the number of pedestrians injured dropped by nearly
60 percent.
And in Drachten in the Netherlands, accidents at one intersection fell from 36 in four years
to two in two years.
We also know that shared spaces are quantifiably more free-flowing based on analysis of traffic
conflicts.
With video footage like this from Exhibition Road in London, analysts can rate the severity
of a traffic conflict based on participants' speed and change of course.
Before the shared space renovation, one pedestrian had to step back onto the sidewalk to avoid
a departing car.
Another broke out into a sprint to avoid getting hit by an oncoming van.
After the shared space installation, traffic conflicts were less frequent and less severe on
average — like this, where pedestrians wait for a cab to cross before continuing.
Or this one, where a cyclist changes course to avoid pedestrians.
But that doesn't mean these designs work for everyone.
"I think it's the most ludicrous idea I've ever heard.
What about blind people?
Children?"
From the beginning, shared space designs have been under fire for providing insufficient
protections for disabled pedestrians, especially the visually impaired.
"The family of a pensioner who died a month after being hit by a bus have called for traffic
lights to be reinstalled at the junction."
"Traffic lights here were recently removed to make way for a so-called shared space, but it's
a move that has angered David's family"
"I'm sure if the traffic lights were there,
this wouldn't have happened"
A 2015 House of Lords report called for a temporary ban on shared space designs.
And in August 2016 a select committee of the House of Commons launched an inquiry into
the accessibility of such environments.
Their final report in April 2017 asked the government to put all shared space schemes
on hold until they improved the process of consulting disabled communities.
Preliminary designs like these by the Danish Building Research Institute give us an idea
of what that balance might look like.
They include both the mixed traffic of shared space and the raised street textures and button-activated
crosswalks that disabled users are used to.
Shared spaces can be effective, but for this kind of plan to work across communities, it
will require a lot more research to determine what will work in different places and what will serve
the needs of all the people sharing the streets.
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LeBron James lists off his top 3-point shooters he's played with | ESPN - Duration: 0:54.
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Kathleen Sebelius is latest Democrat to turn on the Clintons - Duration: 7:46.
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Kyrie Irving interview before Boston Celtics face Miami Heat | ESPN - Duration: 9:49.
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BREAKING NEWS From President Trump – It's BRUTAL - Duration: 7:12.
BREAKING NEWS From President Trump � It�s BRUTAL
President Trump is absolutely disgusted with the disrespectful, over-paid NFL kneelers.
On Friday night, Trump railed against them and gave�em a good piece of his mind at
a rally in Huntsville, Alabama.
Fox News reports � Trump said that he and Sen. Luther Strange , who he was rallying
for in Huntsville, are �unified� by �great American values.��We�re proud of our
country and we�re proud of our flag,� Trump said.
He continued on saying that players who disrespect the flag and kneel for the national anthem
should be ejected from the stadium and cut from the team.�Wouldn�t you love to see
one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say �get that son of a b****
off the field right now � HE�S FIRED,� Trump said.
�Some owner is going to do that,� he said.rump said players� shows of disrespect are the
main reason behind a decline in NFL ratings.
He also mentioned that the game has grown more litigious, with hard hits and other recurring
incidents during a game now being penalized more often.
Trump riffed on a referee from last weekend, saying his wife was likely proud to see him
on television so often as he penalized such tackles.
�They�re ruining the game,� he said of anthem-kneeling players and overly litigious
officiating standards.
Of course, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell didn�t waste any time adding his two cents.
On Saturday morning, he released a statement calling Trump�s remarks �divisive�.The
statement read, �Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect
for our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming
force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities�. Well that about figures
he�d come out with a garbage statement like that. Now we know, nothing is going to be
done about any of this and it�s only going to continue.
During the 2016 NFL season, Colin Kaepernick (then-San Francisco 49er�s QB) decided to
do the unthinkable and kneel during the National Anthem. America�s Freedom Fighters previously
reported on this story last year. The act of kneeling or sitting during the National
Anthem quickly became a trend across the NFL with many other players following suit. Colin
Kaepernick claims he was kneeling in protest of police brutailty and racial inequality.
Poor Colin, he had it so rough making millions but now he is currently a free agent without
a team interest in sight. That�s good, karma at it�s finest!
Most people have forgotten that the NFL has a history of disrepect towards our Country
and Armed Forces. On Nov 4th, 2015, Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake released results
of a report questioning a Pentagon program that doles out millions of dollars to professional
sports.
Richard Sisk of Military.com reported � Many of those heart-rending tributes to the troops
at ballparks and football stadiums came with a pricetag to the Defense Department for well-planned
public relations efforts to boost recruiting and funding to the military, two senators
charged Wednesday.
�Americans deserve the ability to assume that tributes for our men and women in military
uniform are genuine displays of national pride, which many are, rather than taxpayer-funded
DOD marketing gimmicks,� Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake, both Republicans of Arizona.,
wrote in a report on the practice.
In a 150-page report titled �Tackling Paid Patriotism,� McCain, chairman of the Senate
Armed Services Committee, and Flake, a member of the Appropriations Committee, cited numerous
instances of the military paying for tributes at professional and college sports events.
The report began by citing a 2013 Atlanta Falcons pro football game at which 80 National
Guard members unfurled a huge U.S. flag on the field of the Georgia Dome.
�Little did those fans � or millions of other Americans � know that the National
Guard had actually paid the Atlanta Falcons for this display of patriotism as part of
a $315,000 marketing contract,� the report said.
Other instances of �paid patriotism� cited in the report included:
$49,000 to the Milwaukee Brewers for the Wisconsin Army National Guard to sponsor each Sunday
performance of �God Bless America� during home games with announcement and logo recognition
on the video board. $1,509 for the LA Galaxy (soccer) to provide
pre-game recognition of five high ranking officers of the Air Force and 100 general
admission tickets to that game. $20,000 to the New York Jets to recognize
one-to-two New Jersey Army National Guard soldiers as hometown heroes at each home game
on the videoboard and Coaches Club access for the recognized soldier(s) and three guests.
The report also cited instances where the military appeared to be engaged in activities
unrelated to marketing and was simply buying tickets and access in what the two senators
charged were �taxpayer-funded boondoggles� aimed at securing �VIP perks�:
The Air Force paid the Cincinnati Bengals nearly $5,000 for 60 club-level tickets.
The National Guard paid the Indianapolis Colts for use of a luxury suite, autographed items,
pre-game field visits and cheerleader appearances. The National Guard paid the Boston Bruins
for a luxury box for 18 people and an executive view suite for 25 people on military appreciation
night. �In fact, these displays of paid patriotism
are included within the $6.8 million that the Department of Defense (DOD) has spent
on sports marketing contracts since Fiscal Year 2012,� the report said.
�While many professional sporting teams do include patriotic events as a pure display
of national pride, this report highlights far too many instances when that is simply
not the case,� the report said. McCain and Flake called on pro sports teams which accepted
DOD money for questionable events to donate sums in that total to worthy causes supporting
troops and veterans.
Numerous critics have pointed to patriotic displays at sporting events as a sign of the
growing rift in American society, often cited by the military itself, between civilians
and the so-called �one percent� who serve in uniform.
Ratings and Attendance are down nationwide for the NFL and it�s only projected to get
worse from here on out. We The People are pissed off at what we are seeing with these
over-paid, wimps who have it so rough making millions per year! It�s all BS and like
President Trump has said, NFL owners should FIRE any player who disrespects our Flag and
Country � YOU�RE FIRED!
God Bless.
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NBC News Fires Matt Lauer, President Trump Responds In A Tweet - Duration: 0:43.
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Voa News November 29, 2017 - Duration: 4:59.
From Washington, this is VOA news.
I'm Richard Sheehe reporting.
North Korea has fired another ballistic missile.
That's according to the South Korean military joint chiefs of staff and verified by the
U.S. as well.
The missile reportedly flew eastward from South Pyongan province and South Korean military
and U.S. are still analyzing the trajectory.
The launch is the first since September 15 when North Korea fired an intermediate ballistic
missile.
France's president is in the middle of a trip to West Africa.
We get details from Bram Posthumus in Ouagadougou.
President Emmanuel Macron spent three hours on Tuesday at the University of Ouagadougou,
discussing migration, climate change and terrorism.
He is the first French president in three decades to visit Burkina Faso.
Security was a key concern during Macro's visit.
Police and army patrolled around all the main arteries, including the Kwame Nkrumah Avenue,
scene of two major terrorist attacks in the past.
Macron will head to Ivory Coast on Wednesday for a European Union-African Union summit
expected to address migration.
The French president will then wrap up his trip to the region Thursday in Ghana.
Bram Posthumus, for VOA news, Ouagadougou.
The U.S. military says it has carried out an airstrike against the Islamic State group
in northeastern Somalia that killed one extremist.
A statement from the U.S. Africa Command says the airstrike was carried out Monday afternoon
in coordination with Somalia's government.
The United States statement called a small but growing presence the issue (of )the Islamic
State group in Somalia.
The Trump administration earlier this year approved expanded military efforts against
extremists in the Horn of Africa nation, primarily the homegrown and al-Qaeda-linked al-Shabaab.
Many Islamic State group fighters are said to number around 200 in the region.
This is VOA news.
Forgiveness or retribution.
That's the choice as Zimbabwe moves forward after nearly four decades of chaotic rule
under Robert Mugabe.
So says Anita Powell in this report from Harare.
For 37 years, Zimbabwe has been battered by human rights abuses, endemic corruption, and
mismanagement that sank the economy and reduced the nation's once-strong agricultural sector
to ruins.
The nation's new president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, sees only one way forward for his wounded
nation: forgiveness.
"I thus humbly appeal to all of us that we let bygones be bygones."
But just a day later, the state jailed former Mugabe-era minister Ignatius Chombo on massive
corruption charges.
He is one of several Mugabe cronies to face what some critics are saying is political
retribution, not true justice.
Anita Powell, VOA news, Harare.
Kenya's new leader has been sworn in.
We get details from Jill Craig.
Actually, U.S. prosecutors have charged three Chinese nationals linked to a cyber security
company in China with hacking into the systems of three companies to steal business secrets.
Soo Song is acting U.S. attorney in Pittsburgh.
"The cyberattacks resulted in the theft of internal financial analytical communications
from Moody's Analytics, the theft of user names and passwords as well as approximately
407 gigabytes of data from Siemens, and the January, 2016, theft of global positioning
technology that was under development at Trimble Corporation."
Victoria state police in Australia have arrested a 20-year-old man suspected of planning to
use an automatic rifle for a mass shooting on New Year's Eve in Melbourne.
Shane Patton is the police deputy commissioner.
"The male is one of our high risks persons of interest, we have been monitoring him for
a very lengthy period of time.
He is an Australian citizen and he is of Somalian parents."
The police said the man was intending to act alone and not yet acquired the firearm.
In 2014, a lone gunman took nearly 20 hostages in a Sydney cafe in a 16-hour standoff with
police before being killed.
Two hostages also died in that attack.
Myanmar's state councilor Aung San Suu Kyi in talks with Pope Francis Tuesday acknowledged
an erosion of trust and understanding among communities in Rakhine state but declined
to mention Rohingya Muslims, who have fled security crackdown there.
A shutdown in Bali's airport continues thanks to ongoing hazard from the volcanic ash.
Airlines bracing for millions of dollars of loss revenue per day are scrambling to minimize
damage by offering travel to other destinations.
It happened after an eruption of Mount Agung volcano.
I'm Richard Sheehe in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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F1 news: Lewis Hamilton planning for RETIREMENT from racing - Duration: 3:09.
F1 news: Lewis Hamilton planning for RETIREMENT from racing
The Mercedes man secured his fourth world title in 2017, making him the most successful driver in British history. Hamilton is about to land a huge new contract as a reward for his years of dominance on the track.
But the 32-year-old could have not much longer in F1 racing - after revealing he's started putting plans in place for his retirement.
Im really starting to focus on the future as my time comes to an end in F1, putting things in place for that part of my future," he said.
"Im really starting to focus on the future as my time comes to an end in F1, putting things in place for that part of my future" Lewis Hamilton Ive currently got another year with the team and I do want to continue (after that), but Im at that point where theres that question.
You cant come back to F1. Whatever happens, you are gonna miss it. If its next year, if its five years from now, youre gonna miss it when you finish. Theres a saying you stay as long as you can.
Im not quite sure about that exactly but there is a lot of life left beyond it. Things that Ive missed in life.
I was talking to my best friend the other day about things that I do envy or look forward to, like living in one place, getting a routine: Thats my gym, I have game night with my friends here. My family.
Each year I stay in the sport, I delay those things. But from 40 onwards theres so much time for it.
But… my auntie died from cancer and on her last day she said: Ive worked every day with the plan of stopping one day and doing all these different things. Then I ran out of time..
So Im battling with that in my mind. I do live my life day by day and try to live it to the maximum.
Thats what Im fighting with - I want to keep racing but there are these other things I want to do. I want my cake and I want to eat it.
I just want to make sure I choose the right time, but I think I will..
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LEX 18 News Now: November 29, 2017 8 a.m. - Duration: 4:22.
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Prince Harry expecting "BABY" with Meghan Markle NEXT YEAR | Breaking News Today - Duration: 2:39.
prynt Harry expecting baby with Megan Markel next year Prince Harry and Meg
and Marco could be starting to expect their first child in 2018 according to
experts speaking exclusively to Daily Star Online the couple who only
announced their engagement on Monday November 27th - are set to Wed and May
at Windsor Castle in their first major interview following the news they were
asked by BBC presenter Missal Hussein whether they had thought about having
children not currently no Harry responded no of course you know I think
one step at a time hopefully we will start a family in the near future but
according to renowned bonny language expert Tracy Brown that may come far
sooner than expected and Tracy believes that after the wedding that happy couple
will immediately start trying for a baby speaking to Daily Star Online she said
they are 100% on the fast track for kids their comments match their body language
there's no hesitation and they're on the same page as her husband-to-be answers
the question Megan bursts out in laughter before stroking her hair and
this action is very telling claimed Blancas calm CEO of truth blazer and lie
detection expert Megan looked at Prince Harry when he answered for them she told
Daily Star Online when Harry said currently no Megan touched the front of
the Heron gave a rapid series of eye blinks both of these behaviors suggest
that she felt anxious when you rub a part of your body this is called a self
soothing gesture normally you rub your arm and/or hair you do this to come any
anxiety or discomfort that you are feeling at that moment while official
news on a pregnant megan may be some way off Daily Star Online has previously
revealed exactly what their baby would look like the pair's relationship was
made official by Kensington Palace last November
this week's engagement news was preceded by months of gossip and speculation as
the eyes of the world waited with bated breath for Harry to pop the question
bookmakers bet fair offer on American announcing her pre Gansey in 2018 at
four six
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FOX & Friends 11/29/17 8AM | November 29, 2017 Fox News HD - Duration: 36:32.
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FOX & Friends 11/29/17 8AM | November 29, 2017 Fox News - Duration: 32:14.
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