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There is "engineering" in "civil engineering" for a reason.
One that understands how god damn difficult it is to manage traffic in this game.
(`Translated by Google-Translate:)
http://www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/2zzn0c/getting_slope_too_sleep_when_placing_premade/
keep up the good work with building interesections!
My explanation is: Weaving is a situation which often occurs where an entry ramp is to close to an exit ramp, where almost all traffic have to change lane in order to reach their destination. This is undesirable both in-game and real life, since it greatly reduces capacity.
The long answer... Well, Wikipedia got you covered ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grade_separation#Weaving
"Cloverstack interchanges are hybrid interchanges, using loop ramps like cloverleaves to serve slower or less occupied traffic flow and flyover ramps like stack interchanges to serve faster and higher occupied traffic flow. If local and express ways serving the same directions and each roadway is connected righthand to the interchange, extra ramps are installed.
The cloverstack design is commonly used to upgrade cloverleaf interchanges to increase their capacity and eliminate weaving."
BTW, Good work.