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Is this true even if you account for the fact that cities can reclaim lanes and buildings dedicated for parking? I would think that a lot of congestion is rela
by Snowbird3999 4y ago
Is this true even if you account for the fact that cities can reclaim lanes and buildings dedicated for parking?
I would think that a lot of congestion is related cars having to be parked near a specific venue such as a restaurant or an arena (especially in the latter case where there is a gathering of 1000+ people).
- mikeyouse 4y agoThe thing about arenas is those 1,000 people all want to show up and leave at the same time.. so those 1,000 cars will all have the exact same demand and cause roving gridlock from wherever they are parked on the way to the arena.