I'm not sure if it is a cultural thing or different problem scales but the whole complaint strikes me as massive narcissistic self-entitlement to public resourc

I'm not sure if it is a cultural thing or different problem scales but the whole complaint strikes me as massive narcissistic self-entitlement to public resources. In my northeastern experience everyone uses neighborhoods as shortcuts when the normally faster roads are congested enough that it is faster in spite of the lower speed limit and increased stops.