I'm mapping traffic flow along a series of roads (links), styling the line thickness to reflect traffic flow. Along the same road (adjoining links), traffic flow can differ, as other roads feed traffic in or out. I've currently got something that looks like the top part of the image below, but I want something that looks like the middle or bottom bit (where the two line thicknesses merge). Is this possible in QGIS (2.18.6), and if so, how?
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