Rules of the Road
The road joining all the compartments in a Way is a pedestrian road.
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- [Foreboding orchestral music]
- [Gustav Holst: Mars, the Bringer of War]
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- [Music]
- [Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance (Land of Hope and Glory)]
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- This is New Albion on Mars.
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- The road joining all the compartments in a Way
- is a pedestrian road.
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- As for roads in the United Kingdom on Earth,
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- pedestrians are just as much road users
- as are occupants of wheeled vehicles.
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- Pedestrians have 'the freedom of the road'
- - no rules are compulsory.
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- There is no fixed speed limit; road users must
- be able at all times to brake to a complete
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- stop within the distance they can see.
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- Wheeled vehicles must drive on the
- left whenever possible.
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- Pedestrians walking along the road may
- feel more comfortable on the
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- right hand side walking towards oncoming traffic.
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- Wheeled vehicles may move right to
- pass slower road users.
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- Wheeled vehicles must give way at all times to
- road users on foot.
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- Wheeled vehicles must audibly warn pedestrians
- of their approach.
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- Wheeled vehicles must audibly warn slower road
- users of their approach from behind.
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- Road users should not obstruct their ability
- to hear audible warnings.
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- If a road user does not appear to acknowledge
- an audible approach warning, a wheeled
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- vehicle must assume the road user is unaware
- of their presence, and reduce
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- speed of approach to no more than walking speed.
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- Road users should positively
- acknowledge audible warnings.
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- Audible warnings must not be used in
- residential compartments between dusk and dawn.
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- There is order in the noisy peak-time
- chaos on New Albion's roads!
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- [Dissonant clashing orchestral music]
- [Gustav Holst: Mars, the Bringer of War]
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- [orchestral music continues]








