Use cases
Eight streets, and what you could do about them.
The tool is the same in every one of these. What changes is who is holding it, and who they need to convince.
Whichever of these is yours, it comes out looking like this.
One editor, eight reasons to open it. Every plan starts as a search box and one line, and leaves as an image you can post, print or submit.
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Use cases
Find the one that looks like your situation.
Eight scenarios, each written for a different person with a different thing to prove. Pick the nearest one.
01 — Residents
The junction outside the school.
Children cross it twice a day, on a corner built wide enough for a lorry to take at speed. Every parent on the street knows it, and none of them has a picture of it being any different.
You could search the address, draw the four arms with the lane counts that are actually there, then tighten the corner radii and put a raised crossing on each side. You could pull the parking back from the corner so a driver can see a child standing at it. Then export the street as it is and the street as you drew it, as one image.
What you could do
- Search the address
- Draw the four arms
- Tighten the corner radii
- Add raised crossings
- Set the parking back
- Export before and after
A corner everybody already argues about becomes a corner everybody can look at two versions of.
None of these quite you?
The tool does not care what you are here for. Open a street you know and change one thing about it.