4 ms·
Maybe they are talking about the city specifically while other is speaking to the overall metro area?
by 83457 7y ago
Maybe they are talking about the city specifically while other is speaking to the overall metro area?
- gok 7y agoOk I guess they're citing table 2 from this? https://escholarship.org/content/qt485983zw/qt485983zw.pdf https://escholarship.org/content/qt485983zw/qt485983zw.pdf Which: - Uses data from 2000 - Only looks at LA proper (not really meaningful) - Still doesn't support their claim. Miami, Detroit, Dallas, Tampa Bay, St Louis all have higher lanes/person I'm guessing they thought it showed LA being highest because it's first in the table and didn't realize what column it was sorted by.