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Road Lane Design Helper
A tool that helps city planners pick safer road lane widths using real data.
The problem
Planners often build wide lanes by default. Studies link wide lanes to more crashes. They lack proof to justify safer, narrower lanes.
The solution
Users enter speed limits and traffic levels. The app suggests a safe lane width and shows the effect in a simulation. It creates reports to present to city councils.
Who it's for
City planners, traffic engineers, and local governments. Councils that want safer, cheaper roads.
How it makes money
Monthly subscription. Higher tiers add reports and consulting.
Market note
Cities keep growing and care more about road safety. Many towns could use this.
How to validate it
- 1Interview planners and traffic engineers about their needs.
- 2Build a basic simulation tool and collect user feedback.
- 3Pilot it with a few towns and gather results.
Tags
urban-planningtraffic-safetysimulationgovtechroad-design
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