But let's be fair, "induced demand" is just another way of saying "insufficient supply" because otherwise massive roads in the middle of nowhere would instantly fill with cars.
The real question is "why do people choose to drive when there are alternatives"?
Edited to change "problem" to "question" - problems are things like "we need to get people to work, etc" and "how do we reduce pollution" not "I saw too many cars".
The real question is "why do people choose to drive when there are alternatives"?
Edited to change "problem" to "question" - problems are things like "we need to get people to work, etc" and "how do we reduce pollution" not "I saw too many cars".