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Speaking of rubbernecking, there was a severe case going down I-30 earlier this week. There was an accident with a partially charred car off in the right shoulder, and traffic jammed up completely for about 1.5 miles. Once we got to the accident, there were a lot of people with their emergency lights on, just parked in the middle of the interstate, just rubbernecking. Once we passed the accident (being in the left lane is the only reason we got through), the interstate was completely empty as far as we could see, with the exception of 3 cars. 3 cars. Is there any way you can design roads to discourage rubbernecking?

Northeast Dallas county. And Ill PM when I have time.

Sorry if this question is a bit blunt, but what is it like being attacked by larger animals? What went through your head?

Hi there!

Is there any road design features that have been thought of, tested, or put into practice in order to discourage rubberneckers? They are the bane of going on roads!