缩小转弯半径：迫使右转车辆减速

Illustrate a Taiwanese intersection corner rebuilt with a deliberately tight turning radius so that right-turning vehicles are physically forced to slow down. Show the kerb line curving sharply rather than sweeping, with the crosswalk placed close to the corner and set perpendicular to the road it crosses. Render a car mid-turn taking the corner slowly at a visibly reduced speed, its front wheels tracking close to the kerb. Include the design logic visually: the tight radius, the shortened crossing, and the enlarged corner space now given to pedestrians as a small paved waiting area with a bench and a tree. Show a bus turning in the background to demonstrate that the geometry still accommodates large vehicles by using the full receiving lane. Keep the surroundings authentically Taiwanese — a corner convenience store, scooter parking, signal poles, overhead signage. Use an elevated three-quarter view for legible geometry, flat daylight, photorealistic materials, and clear road markings including the stop line and the crosswalk.