China used to control congestion by limiting car traffic to ending in certain license plates, rich people just had two cars.
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common strategy. mexico city used to do that too, and delhi too iirc. London had a smart metering system that was similar
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A popular hike/bike route in Dallas (Katy Trail) is ostensibly allowing access according to first letter of last name (but, seems unenforced, unclear whether ppl even understand)
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https://wnbf.com/broome-county-moves-odd-even-coronavirus-distance-policy/ … I heard something like this somewhere else, but I can't recall.
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In several Colombian cities people can leave home on a rotating schedule based on the last digit of their national ID number. Some businesses check at the door before letting people in and then they give your hand a squirt of sanitizer.
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The standard business continuity plan for pandemic is to divide into isolated teams. The stochastics in 1000's of those gives very good randomised sets down the track.
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Interesting... do you have a reference for this?
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Peru has male/female only days for shopping.
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Difficult to enforce - closest I’ve seen is alternating days for gender
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Interesting property here: things legible at 0% and 100% but not in between
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