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This doesn't sound like the same study, but it's similar: a TED talk about how adding a fee for bridges in Stockholm reduced the number of cars by 20% and effec
by chrisa 13y ago
This doesn't sound like the same study, but it's similar: a TED talk about how adding a fee for bridges in Stockholm reduced the number of cars by 20% and effectively eliminated congestion: http://www.ted.com/talks/jonas_eliasson_how_to_solve_traffic_jams.html http://www.ted.com/talks/jonas_eliasson_how_to_solve_traffic...
- SilasX 13y ago"Yeah, so, it turns out that charging for something prevents its overuse." 'WOW! REALLY?'
- sirsar 13y agoI think the point is the nonlinearity of speed as a function of the number of cars, i.e., "Charging for something reduced use by 20%, and overuse-related problems by 95%" "WOW! Why don't more people do that?"