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This appears to be a prettier version of William Beaty's work at http://trafficwaves.org/ http://trafficwaves.org/ which is well worth the read. I send this li
by mwexler 13y ago
This appears to be a prettier version of William Beaty's work at http://trafficwaves.org/ http://trafficwaves.org/ which is well worth the read. I send this link out multiple times a year to friends, because it advocates (and shows some proof for) some simple driving changes that can substantially reduce traffic: Leave space ahead of you, and let folks cut in if they want. Given the chaotic pattern of traffic and drivers, these simple habits appear to reduce (but never eliminate) traffic jams.
- manojlds 13y agoJust to be clear, both are by the same person.
- mwexler 13y agoIndeed, the article is credited to him, thanks for pointing that out (missed that!). But the original posted site ("smartmotorist") didn't seem to have any credits, so unclear if it's a rip-and-post or if Mr. Beaty was part of "smartmotorist". Regardless, I think Trafficwaves.org gives more info, so wanted to share.
- CompelTechnic 13y agoI love Beaty's stuff. I've tracked his amasci.com for a couple years now- although his updates are few and far between, they are often gems. He's a damn good modern day mad scientist.