Also: Culturally speaking, Germans have (like the Dutch), always valued good product design. There's a nice cultural fit between IKEA (economical, good design) and the german market.

Could this inform urban planning? Shouldn't we ban left hand turns more often for everyone?

At least in NYC, they don't ban left turns, but the majority of streets are one-way; and they alternate street by street (or avenue by avenue). So you often need to put together 3 rights to make the left. There are exceptions (e.g., 42nd, 34th, and 23rd are all two way streets); but not too many.

I have a theory that traffic in cities would be much reduced if we removed left have turns all together.

Although I guess in San Francisco most left turns on busy intersections are prohibited, so maybe they already solved this.

Then if you make traffic in the alternative direction go over or under then there would be no stopping ever.

In my city, many largest streets have left turns prohibited at all minor crossings - if you're "getting off the main road" and need to be on the opposite side, then three rights is the only way to get there.

Also: "High Quality Themes 24ui.io provide high quality and awesome themes based on Twitter Bootstrap."

If you aren't able to effectively _design and theme your own site_, how can you make this claim?

Don't forget that if you're using animation and video to design a captcha, there are a lot of other design options possible: letters appearing one after the other, going in and out of blur, playing with colors, etc... A lot more graphical gimmicks can be added while maintaining comprehension for humans, and hopefully, improving blocking bots.

By the way, same for Canada except #3 and #4 which have been banned.

agree with rouxbe.com. their how-to videos/classes are very well put-together and the community of users incredibly active, insightful and participative.

Didn't work for me either. Guess we'll just have to wait.

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