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If I don't see the traffic, then the traffic isn't affecting me. If I see the traffic ahead, in my own neighborhood, I reroute myself. Anyway, I think you pro
by MichaelCollins 4y ago
If I don't see the traffic, then the traffic isn't affecting me. If I see the traffic ahead, in my own neighborhood, I reroute myself.
Anyway, I think you probably burn more time dicking around with your phone than you could ever save by avoiding traffic on the way to a grocery store that, if you're in a city, is probably within walking distance anyway.
- spike021 4y agoI think you took nothing from my point. The way you describe it, I would think your "route" is just one long stretch on a single street. In almost every normal case, I may not know there's an accident at one intersection until I turn onto the street two blocks away. Also, opening Google or Apple maps with traffic mode turned on takes maybe half a minute at most, which is about the amount of time it takes my car to finish its cold start warm-up before I can start driving.