William D. Eno

William D. Eno was a pioneer in urban traffic management and safety. In the early 20th century, he developed innovative traffic control methods, such as the use of stop signs, one-way streets, and designated pedestrian crossings, to improve traffic flow and reduce accidents in cities. His work laid the foundation for modern traffic signaling and urban planning. Eno’s approaches emphasize safety, efficiency, and clarity in managing busy streets, making him a key figure in the development of modern transportation systems.