“In understanding induced demand..." says Hamilton, who then proceeds to talk about something besides induced demand.
The I-5 RQ project doesn't fix any real problem. It won't reduce congestion, and the much-touted safety issues are low-speed, fender-benders. Ironically, speeding up traffic results in higher rates of serious injuries and death. Because physics, you know...
Any "research" organization that names its study "Highway Boondoggles 5" has got to be totally unbiased and balanced.
I'm all for less carbon emissions, but OSPIRG certainly has a political agenda.
It bears repeating that anything which fosters car use is a death wish for the livability of the planet. Period.
“In understanding induced demand..." says Hamilton, who then proceeds to talk about something besides induced demand.
The I-5 RQ project doesn't fix any real problem. It won't reduce congestion, and the much-touted safety issues are low-speed, fender-benders. Ironically, speeding up traffic results in higher rates of serious injuries and death. Because physics, you know...