Exactly. Giving more people more access to economic opportunity is, imho, a moral imperative. Congestion will never be "solved". Because the commute time peopl

Exactly. Giving more people more access to economic opportunity is, imho, a moral imperative. Congestion will never be "solved". Because the commute time people are willing to tolerate is, as the article demonstrates, roughly constant. Adding lanes doesn't decrease congestion. But it doesn't increase throughput. Which means more people have more access to good jobs.