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Follow Up [1]: Rural Clusters and Relative Rurality

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“Big-City Rush Hour Blues Now Afflict Smaller Cities: 36 hours. That’s the additional time the average U.S. urban traveler spends on the road per year because of rush-hour congestion, according to the Texas Transportation Institute. What’s more, commuters in medium-size cities now face about the same delays that residents of “very large” cities experienced a quarter-century ago, the TTI says”.

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1. Traffic can be really irritating, you can do a lot of things in your time spend traveling. But we can try walking or biking if the location that you are going to is near. Save time and gas money. also you can avoid traffic jams and it could be your exercise.

   

   PP

   1 Mar 10 at 10:08 PM
2. [...] Follow Up [1]: Rural Clusters and Relative Rurality | Harsh's …Big-City Rush Hour Blues Now Afflict Smaller Cities: 36 hours. That's the additional time the [...]

   

   rurality

   5 Apr 10 at 3:25 AM
3. Oh I totally believe this. I live in the DC metro area and one time it took me two hours to get to work when it usually takes me 30 when there is congestion near Tyson’s Corner. *shakes fist at 495*

   I think a big problem is that everyone likes the convenience of their own car.

   

   Samantha

   31 Jul 10 at 8:06 PM

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