On Tue, 15 Jan 2002 09:21:47 -0500 "Kevin Tarr"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On interstate I-80 in Pennsylvania, near the Delaware Water Gap, the
> border between New Jersey and PA, they have put large dots on the
> road,
> easily 10 foot diameter, in each lane of traffic. The dots are
> spaced
> far enough apart to represent how far you travel in one second at 60
> MPH. For safe stopping distance there should be two dots between you
> and the car ahead of you.
> I only went through the area once. I wonder if people actually
> change their habits while driving on that stretch of road.
> Kevin T.
-
I've been through there more times than i can count, and have personally
driven through there twice or three times, and people actually do listen
to it. They may go back to whatever they were doing a while after
passing the dots, but when the dots are there they generally try to
listen to them.
-Stephen (Steg)
"mew hast meep get frog and a smelly sock!"
~ not exactly _du hast_ by rammstein
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