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I have sympathy for your views - those states which by default declare anything illegal until regulated are slow to innovate. However, roads and traffic is one
by brc 11y ago
I have sympathy for your views - those states which by default declare anything illegal until regulated are slow to innovate.
However, roads and traffic is one area where even the most limited government fan will typically agree that regulation provides benefits well outside the cost. Well regulated road networks provide large economic benefits even to people who don't directly use them.
- jMyles 11y agoEh, I think it will be done better once the government is gone. I see bungling, overpriced and late construction projects. I see utter callousness toward the environment. I see a relentless yielding to more and more and more cars along with cordoning off of pedestrians. I see languishing rails, with road-based competition receiving an effective subsidy (and also no competition at all on the rails, with amtrak, also government-subsidized, having an effective monopoly for passenger traffic). There is no doubt in my mind that the internet will do roads better than government.