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This road might not look like anything special. But what if I showed you the same road, a few years earlier notice anything different? Heres a better angle of that: The old road has 4 lanes for traffic. The new one has two. And now theres this middle lane for left hand turns. Theres also a new bike lane. This is what transportation planners call a road diet. And its a very popular to make the roads safer. Over the course of the 20th century, four lane roads became an American institution. It started with the release of Fords model-T in 1908. A few decades later, there was one car for every two households in the states. By the 1960s, many roads became so busy, that traffic engineers had to figure out how to add capacity. So, they added lanes. A lot of pavement was getting put on the ground. Even where maybe when the population and traffic volumes werent so high that we needed that pavement. But we wanted that pavement. Sometimes your eyes are bigger than your stomach. Fast forwar
