>which doesn’t happen often in a city I live in a city a few hundred feet from a highway where people are going well over 40, possibly as high as 70. Geometri

>which doesn’t happen often in a city I live in a city a few hundred feet from a highway where people are going well over 40, possibly as high as 70. Geometrically, most of a city can't be in the center, no matter the size or arrangement. I'm not sure how this can be overlooked, but it seemingly is, a lot. The edge of the city is next to the suburbs, and that perimeter should be longer than any inner contour, right?