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'A pain in the arse if you get lost on it'

The first section looks like vandalism to me. Since when does Claus Thompson have an Autobiography. FM [ talk to me | show contributions ] 18:56, 5 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Traffic Lights

The comments about M32 queues being long 'despite the introduction of traffic lights.' seem to miss the point that lights don't increase throughtput, they increase fairness in the scheduling -everyone gets a chance to go. You'd also need to compare traffic volumes before and after before saying "despite" -if the traffic volume increased then that could kill any effects of lights anyway