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I explicitly call out how the reduced traffic benefits tradespeople driving their van: every minute they are not stuck in gridlock is a minute they can either b
by estebank 2y ago
I explicitly call out how the reduced traffic benefits tradespeople driving their van: every minute they are not stuck in gridlock is a minute they can either bill for or a minute they can get home earlier. We're talking about the price of a sandwich here, at most.
- trollbridge 2y agoTradespeople don’t get to bill more just because their commute got shorter, and the people I’m talking about are common labourers who commute in a car to the job site and work for a foreman. I am simply pointing out that _many_ common labourers do indeed drive into the city.