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This is probably a function of distances between living space and work. Beyond 10 km the car catches up and starts to get ahead in total travel time. Public tra
by AstralStorm 7y ago
This is probably a function of distances between living space and work. Beyond 10 km the car catches up and starts to get ahead in total travel time.
Public transport is meant to close this gap but there's not enough for people, much less bicycles, especially long distance. So it gets crowded. The car is universal until you run out of parking space.
- greglindahl 7y agoDo roads not get crowded where you live? Here in Silicon Valley, there's no more room to widen 101.
- ben_w 7y agoRoads always get crowded; broadly speaking, making them wider increases the number of people willing to use them until they fill up again.
- AstralStorm 7y agoThey do, but not enough to ensure longer distances are inefficient. And especially the "ingress" roads do not block - from suburbs and further districts. Now that is Poland, Warsaw, the city is designed to be more car friendly than most capitals in EU, more spread out, while still keeping strong public transport and bike as options. The parts that block up are near choke points, City center, bridges, some big intersections.