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2 comments:

1. I look forward to the day when politicians stop saying that we should "do it for our children and grandchildren". It's that mentality that has contributed to the mess we're in now. If we really cared about future generations we'd stop repeating the mistaken belief that growth is good.

2. Has there ever been an example where increasing highway capacity has provided long term congestion relief? In my experience, increasing capacity just encourages more use. Perhaps we should consider the Dutch approach, close down a lane to force people to adopt other forms or routes of transport.

just my opinion......

posted 4 years, 11 months ago
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