That is to say, a road being used at full capacity gets an "F" rating for "level of service." Ergo, you can't rely on roads where...
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...demand for travel is likely to match or exceed total available capacity across all modes. Which is to say: in busy cities.
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OK but those burbs don't just appear out of nowhere, they're usually a part (if not officially) of a busy city
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45-1hr away doesn't mean they're not existentially attached to Philly; they're Philly's burbs (who's driving to Altoona from that far?)
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fine, fine, Plattsburg NY in that case
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It is true that every car commercial features a practically deserted road.
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In a country which grows too quickly for it's corrupt government to handle (Peru) the lacking public transportation causes insane traffic --
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In even the smallest of cities. And since they don't manufacture their own vehicles, they channel all of their domestic income into foreign-
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countries like Japan and China. Since they're made so cheap, no one bothers to fix them and instead they buy new ones leaving tons of waste
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not to mention the really shitty roads and travel times to get to places that aren't even far. Especially when Peru has so many natural --
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resources, building trains should be a priority in order to transport such materials. Sucks cause presidents here never do anything
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PPL SHOULD STAY INDOORS
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