>Of course it wasn't worth it. Road improvements for cars incentivize driving, and so the result is more traffic. If it takes you 75 minutes to go 15 miles you

>Of course it wasn't worth it. Road improvements for cars incentivize driving, and so the result is more traffic. If it takes you 75 minutes to go 15 miles you already have plenty of incentive not to drive. People keep moving to Southern California whether the traffic network can handle them or not. "Let's stop building roads so our home is a famously crappy place to live and people stop coming" isn't really a sound coping strategy.