Read the rest of the comment. They were clearly responding sarcastically and not literally. (View Post)

Andy’s comment was referring to the general provision of public transport. Not the limited subset used here. (View Post)

Hah, fair enough! (View Post)

Again, unless demand was already at 100% of road capacity, an increase in demand doesn’t necessarily require a one-to-one increase in capacity. (View Post)

The argument that a x% increase in population warrants a corresponding x% increase in the length of roads in the country is too simplistic. For starters, it assumes all the roads were at capacity to … (View Post)