traffic jams is a fact of life. If you are expecting no traffic
jam, that is being unrealistics. There are basically 2 ways to view
traffic jam.
1) more roads (They are building. They are always building, if
you realised)
2) less cars (high car maintainance, cost, ERP, stuff like
that.)
yah, obviously i won't feel your agony, but i thought that this
is a forum to share ideas and opinions. You feel ERP don't work
enough for me, I said i don't know. I am not sure what will happen
if the ERP is turned off today.
P.S. I only read the red part, which was in nice paragraphs. the
rest i only skim through as it looked like a whole chunk.
Yes dude, it is only a place to share our opinions and
ideas.
Nobody said anything about zero jams. We are discussing whether
ERP are effective in reducing jams. In the real world, we are
always talking about reducing, not eliminating.
Hence, we are sharing with you why didn't we think that ERP is
not really effective from what we can see in real life. You are
sharing with us that you think it is effctive that's all.
P.s. The whole chunk wasn't meant for you to read again. It was
my earlier post on what may be happening on the road and why ERP is
not really that effective. It's so that you will not think that we
are only only complaining. Try reading some chunks before you pass
your comments. Thanks