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Comment by throwawayffffas

4 hours ago

When comparing two interfaces and one allows a larger amount of user error that interface is inferior.

The point is roundabouts require more work to navigate correctly than a four way intersection with traffic lights. Thus drivers are more likely to navigate incorrectly.

> When comparing two interfaces and one allows a larger amount of user error that interface is inferior.

Seeing a safety issue and ignoring all other considerations is an excellent example of the ‘overarching theory and imposed order’ I argued that Britain rejects in my first comment.