At a traditional intersection that acts as an entrance onto an interstate, drivers trying to go either north or south typically approach a red light. Then, they lurch forward a few feet and have to wait through a second red light before making a sharp left turn and precariously merging onto whatever interstate awaits. It’s a universal experience for most drivers. But diverging diamond interchanges change that. Whether a driver is trying to go south on Interstate 95 toward Miami or north toward West Palm Beach, they only have one light before getting onto the on-ramp. That’s one of the […]
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