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Experts say that this road feature reduces traffic and car crashes. I research transportation engineering, particularly traffic safety and traffic operations. The birth of the modern roundabout came with yield-at-entry regulations, adopted in some towns in Great Britain in the 1950s. The first modern roundabout in the U.S. was built in Summerlin, on the west side of Las Vegas, in 1990. Ever since, the construction of modern roundabouts in the U.S. has picked up steam.
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An Optimized Profile Descent is a smooth way of landing planes with their engines close to idle. The new, smoother landing approach — "a gracious slide through the clouds," according to one flight reviewer — is called "Optimized Profile Descent" by the Federal Aviation Administration. "So it's a win, win, win and a win," John-Paul Clarke, an aerospace engineering and engineering mechanics professor at the University of Texas, Austin, who has studied continuous descents, told Scientific American. The FAA started using optimized profile descents" in 2014. Other sustainability efforts include increasing the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel — or SAF — a fuel that's similar to conventional jet fuel but can be up to 80% less carbon intensive.
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