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20.5.4 Conclusions
Regulatory restrictions pertaining to road use can reduce both travel demand and
traf
c congestion, improve pedes-
trian environments, and improve the overall quality of the affected areas. The
application of regulatory restrictions on traf
c congestion. They can effectively reduce traf
c
fl
flow requires community consensus
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especially in the United States and Canada.
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