Visual intrusion in the transportation situation is a problem at least as complex as that of the assessment of annoyance from noise. The distress caused by excessive visual intrusion does demand study by thoughtful design to eliminate it. A quantitative evaluation of aesthetic content is needed.
In: Road design 2 (specialist topics) : proceedings of seminar W on specialist topics in road design held during the PTRC summer annual meeting, at the university of Warwick, England, 8-12 July 1974, p. 146-162.
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