Traffic congestion only taking a breather

According to an updated report by the Texas Transportation Research Institute (TTI), traffic congestion on U.S. highways has receded slightly over the past few years due to high fuel prices and the economic recession. But the group’s researchers don’t expect that trend to continue and thus are urging for continued investment in roadways. “Travelers spent one hour less stuck in traffic in 2007 than they did the year before and wasted one gallon less gasoline than the year before – even before the current recession,” said TTI Researcher Tim Lomax. “The differences are small, ...

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