Unique 3D road markings help drivers slow down

Road markings that look like "obstacles" that force drivers to slow down are an initiative by Indian Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari to reduce traffic accidents.

3D road markings "trick" drivers' vision.

“We are trying to use 3D graphics as a brake on drivers who are speeding,” India’s Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said in a recent statement. The idea comes after the Indian government decided to remove all speed breakers from highways earlier this month because they were too dangerous for high-speed drivers.

3D road markings are hoped to help reduce the number of traffic accidents in India.

Initial testing has shown that drivers are more attentive and slow down when encountering 3D road markings, rather than deliberately speeding across them as they would with “traditional” white lines. This allows pedestrians more time to cross the road, making it safer.

The eye-catching colors of 3D road markings also make drivers pay more attention.

The road markings look like speed bumps.

According to Tuoitre.vn