Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

Why are traffic-calming measures put in place?

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To stop road rage

To help overtaking

To slow traffic down

To help parking

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To slow traffic downThis was the right answer

Traffic-calming measures are used to make the roads safer for vulnerable road users, such as cyclists, pedestrians and children. They can be designed as chicanes, road humps or other obstacles that encourage drivers and riders to slow down.

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Rule 153Highway Code rule · The original hump artwork was inspected. Keep a reduced speed throughout traffic calming rather than accelerating between features.

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