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How Highways Make Traffic Worse

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Provided by: Vox |Published on: April 27, 2021
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  • This Vox video examines why highway expansion makes traffic worse for commuters, opening with the example of Houston's Katy Freeway.
  • The video describes some alternative approaches that may provide some solutions, including improving public transit options, enacting policies to disincentivize people from using highways, and removing highways altogether.
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Subjects: Engineering
Authors: Vox
Region: Texas
Languages: English

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