YIN DOLMAH
any given time, you will defeat the very thing you seek to
accomplish.
Chaos will be inevitable in that situation.
Instead, find a way through your design, to provide all users
of your road a pathway to priority and prominence, while
understanding that simultaneous dominance and subjugation
will be the natural order of the roads on which they travel.
This understanding will obviate the need for anyone to
regard noncompliance of your rules, the rules you set to
govern your road network as the only path available to them
in achieving that which they seek; which is get to their
destination in a timely and orderly manner.
People will revolt when they find no clear path to their
destination. They are more likely to be compliant and follow
your rules even if those rules are not immediately beneficial
to them as long as those rules serve to allow everyone a
pathway to their destination, wherever that destination might
be.
Therefore son, another consideration you must bear in mind
as you design and build your roads is to allow vehicles which
might find themselves traveling behind a slower vehicle, the
unobstructed opportunity to pass the slower vehicle that is
ahead.
Each vehicle plying your roads will move at their own pace.
As is the natural order of all things in this world, no vehicle
will lag throughout its journey to whatever the destination is
that it journeys, neither will any vehicle stay ahead of all
other vehicles during the course of its journey.
All vehicles from the time they set off from their base
towards their destination, will find themselves lagging,
leading or in between other vehicles. It is a long road.
Many things will happen along the way. They must all
share the same road that you design even though they move
at their own pace and journey to different destinations.