Butterbee,
@Butterbee@beehaw.org avatar

The only way to reduce traffic is to reduce the number of vehicles on the road. That is the ONLY way.

streetfestival,
@streetfestival@lemmy.ca avatar

Making public transit an attractive option to reduce the number of vehicles on the streets definitely helps in many scenarios.

I don’t work in construction, and don’t have any special knowledge therein. My observation has been that usually construction projects spanning more than a day are only worked on during business hours, unless it’s an emergency like power outage, but the infrastructure is always unusable (e.g., outside of business hours). I wonder, at least in select cases, wouldn’t it be better to have 2 or 3 shifts, work around the clock, and complete the job sooner and minimize dead-time

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