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Michigan fixed gridlocked roads—without widening them or spending billions. Here’s how they did it.

In this episode, we reveal how Michigan tackled one of America's most frustrating traffic problems using a counterintuitive engineering solution: eliminating left turns. Known as the Michigan Left, this revolutionary design slashed traffic congestion, reduced crashes by up to 60%, and made roads dramatically safer—all without adding a single extra lane.

See how Michigan tackles traffic issues with a seemingly backwards solution. Learn about this unique road design and how it helps people reach their destinations faster. This method is a form of traffic calming that improves civil engineering and urban planning.

🚦 You'll learn:

Why traditional intersections are dangerously inefficient

How Michigan’s no-left-turn system works behind the scenes

The data behind its crash reduction and traffic flow success

How other states like North Carolina, Florida, and Utah are adopting the model

What this means for the future of highway and city planning

From urban design to civil engineering to smart infrastructure, this video explores how simplicity can often outperform billion-dollar megaprojects.

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