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Timboh's and Grim's Turbine Exchange
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18 mar. 2015 às 8:07
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Timboh's and Grim's Turbine Exchange

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Timboh's original design, with a few upgrades from my own circle change.

Timboh's Original: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=406269372
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CTH2004 1 de jan. às 12:27 
with Cities Skylines II, I'm making my own interchanges, learning from some of the best in Cities Skylines (the traffic AI is different, but the concepts are similar).

I thought you should know, as this intersection is there! or, more accurately, here
Gohan6 16 nov. 2019 às 10:54 
I have been using these and loving them. I do change them a bit though (using lane management and lane mathematics). this Interchange can handle A LOT of traffic. You just need a few nodes on each end to sort out lanes.
nhatanh0475 21 ago. 2019 às 4:30 
Biffa don't like this :v
Zop 6 jan. 2016 às 19:32 
The second link doesn't work.
grimarchangel  [autor] 23 mar. 2015 às 13:22 
after using these heavily in my city, i havent been able to jam them up. and i even tried a few times.
grimarchangel  [autor] 18 mar. 2015 às 8:42 
the combined exits are the u-turn mechanism, as long as cars arent being prevented from getting out of the interchange there should be no issues.
Estabon 18 mar. 2015 às 8:37 
I think this one looks better in terms of traffice flow, but the other one is prettier. :P Would having separate exits instead of a combined exits work better for traffice flow?