> as their opportunity to travel faster You're ascribing motive where you have no data to do so. > travel slower and slower Roads near capacity slow down. T

> as their opportunity to travel faster You're ascribing motive where you have no data to do so. > travel slower and slower Roads near capacity slow down. This capacity surge is typically highly predictable. > tragedy of the commons style, by opportunists. People can only drive one car. They cannot drive two at the same time to get there twice as fast. I don't think this logic applies.