Ditto to you, Paul...
:-)
On May 7, 2009, at 11:30 , Paul Stenquist wrote:
The bottleneck is only one factor. The distance traveled in one lane
rather than two is a factor as well. Plus, if everyone merges at the
same point, it's generally better than random merging. In any case,
the merges in NJ, where they're executed at the last moment, go much
smoother than the merges here in Detroit, which occur half a mile or
more before they have to.
Paul
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