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The issue is that new usages appear as soon as the pipes get bigger. So you're never making it go away faster.
by elcomet 7y ago
The issue is that new usages appear as soon as the pipes get bigger. So you're never making it go away faster.
- YZF 7y agoIt's one of those things everyone always says but doesn't seem to always be true. There used to be a spot on my commute that always had traffic jams. It was a single lane turn coming off a bridge and having to merge with a busy road. Traffic always used to back up and block the entire bridge. A couple of years ago they changed the one lane into two lanes and put a light. No issues since. But adding a big highway before a congestion point, that doesn't help.
- dsfyu404ed 7y agoAnd why is that a bad thing? It means people are not forgoing trips because the cost (time, money, either, both) is too high.
- oftenwrong 7y agoMaintaining a sprawling network of massive pipes costs a lot of money, and precludes more efficient forms of plumbing.