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Small changes in road geometry can create large changes in crash risk.

A slightly tighter curve radius increases lateral acceleration.
On dry pavement, drivers may recover.

But when one curve behaves differently from the rest of the road,
that location often becomes a crash hot spot.

Engineers call this a design inconsistency.

In this video, we explain how curve radius, driver expectation, and leftover road markings combine to create hidden danger — and why removing outdated information from the road is just as important as building new infrastructure.

Good road design isn’t only about construction.

It’s about consistency.

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