In an excerpt from ‘Carmageddon,’ Daniel Knowles explores why adding more roads almost never fixes congestion. The morning of December 15, 1973, was not an especially eventful date. But in New York City, a road collapsed, proving that the amount of traffic congestion in a city is only tangentially linked to the amount of road space. Read Full Story
In an excerpt from ‘Carmageddon,’ Daniel Knowles explores why adding more roads almost never fixes congestion. The morning of December 15, 1973, was not an especially eventful date. But in New York City, a road collapsed, proving that the amount of traffic congestion in a city is only tangentially linked to the amount of road space. Read Full Story
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