> Part of the problem with traffic is people go where the jobs are. There is a perverse incentive to house jobs where people aren't. This! No city loves car en

> Part of the problem with traffic is people go where the jobs are. There is a perverse incentive to house jobs where people aren't. This! No city loves car entering their perimeter. But no city chooses to push enterprises/services/commerces out of their perimeter. Talk about having your cake and eating it - or, as we say in Italy, having your wife drunk and the barrel full :-)