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Crash Type   Bicyclist Rode out - Stop sign
Countermeasure   Change Stop sign to traffic circle
 
Another option to solve the problem of bicycle/motor vehicle collisions at Stop controlled intersections might be to replace the Stop controls with a traffic circle. These devices are well suited to intersections of 2-lane residential roads, and have been installed with great success in a growing number of communities in the United States. The city of Seattle's program is often considered a model http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/td/trafcirc.asp and the FHWA's traffic calming website provides links to other community programs. www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/tcalm/index.htm

Other Countermeasures for Bicyclist Rode out - Stop sign
-- Enforcement
-- Change Stop signs to Yield
-- Change Stop sign to traffic circle
-- Bicyclist education
-- Decrease wrong way riding
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