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Increasing flow often increases the number of cars on the road, particularly with dynamic routing apps, so the first assumption is invalid.
by SAI_Peregrinus 3y ago
Increasing flow often increases the number of cars on the road, particularly with dynamic routing apps, so the first assumption is invalid.
- edge17 3y agoNo problem, so what is your argument for utilizing a whole lane for a mode of transportation that consumes a significant public resource without providing much benefit?
- athrun 3y ago100% agreed. Car lanes in the city consume a significant public resource (space) and encourage negative externalities (noise, heat, air pollution, etc.). They should absolutely be replaced with more space efficient options: tram tracks & bike lanes.