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Old 10-09-2013, 04:08 AM   #26 (permalink)
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Here's the "intersection" I was talking about. I think (from seeing it in action) this is the best option to eliminate intersecting traffic as much as possible. Both Almaden Expressway and Capitol E./Hillsdale Ave. are high traffic streets that don't see a lot of back-up from this intersection. It takes a lot more construction-wise to do this, but it alleviates congestion quite well. There are a lot of spots that have two routes onto the next expressway, not really sure why, but they help in traffic congestion (or lack thereof).

The pic might be small, see attachment:


Dark Green: Capitol, West to Almaden, South
Light Green: Almaden, South to Capitol, West
Red: Hillsdale, East to Almaden, South
Orange: Almaden, South to Hillsdale, East
Dark Blue: Almaden, North to Capitol, East
Light Blue: Capitol, East to Almaden, North
Purple: Capitol, West to Almaden, North
Pink: Almaden, North to Capitol, West
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