An account posted a 3D video of cars looping and merging through a busy intersection without traffic lights. One reply stated people do not know how to merge and prefers signals even if they slow traffic. Another called the scene a nightmare because straight-through drivers would not yield to merging turns. A third reply imagined real-world chaos from the layout. Separate posts shared a similar video and noted some drivers would still cause problems.
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Viewers question whether the merging design would work in real traffic.
An account posted a 3D video of cars looping and merging through a busy intersection without traffic lights. One reply stated people do not know how to merge and prefers signals even if they slow traffic. Another called the scene a nightmare because straight-through drivers would not yield to merging turns. A third reply imagined real-world chaos from the layout. Separate posts shared a similar video and noted some drivers would still cause problems.
Many accounts rejected the proposed merge design as a dangerous nightmare, arguing that unpredictable drivers would cause sideswipes, forced lane changes, and constant backups in real conditions.
Based on 50 sentiment-bearing replies from 48 accounts across 5 conversations.
Many accounts rejected the proposed merge design as a dangerous nightmare, arguing that unpredictable drivers would cause sideswipes, forced lane changes, and constant backups in real conditions.
Based on 50 sentiment-bearing replies from 48 accounts across 5 conversations.