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Jeremy Mendelson
July 22, 2015

Streetscapes: Who causes traffic?

Jeremy Mendelson
July 22, 2015

Hint: not bikes or buses.

Not buses ... (Chelsea Street, Charlestown)

Not buses ... (Chelsea Street, Charlestown)

Not bikes ... (Route 99, Everett)

Not bikes ... (Route 99, Everett)

Not people ... (Essex Str, Chinatown)  [note the useless bus lane]

Not people ... (Essex Str, Chinatown)  [note the useless bus lane]

(I-93 tunnel approach)

(I-93 tunnel approach)

Well, you get the idea. The occupants of all these cars could easily fit in one bus. Sadly they create traffic instead.

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