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    I wouldn't describe it as Detroiters "coping" with traffic better. Detroit simply doesn't have bad traffic to cope with, for a couple reasons:

    1. Odd commuter patterns. Unlike most major cities, not everyone commutes to/from one center of employment. It's not uncommon on a weekday to not encounter any inbound traffic backups into the city on some freeways.

    2. Wide / underutilized roads. Most cities don't have 6 or 8 lane wide avenues and boulevards like we do.

    3. Strategically built street grid. You really appreciate how efficient our mile-road and spoke system is after visiting and driving in other cities.

    Compared to Atlanta, for example [[which is only slightly bigger than Detroit), their freeways stay clogged for most of the day. Even at 10am, you'll still have traffic backups headed into their downtown area.
    Last edited by 313WX; June-27-17 at 07:16 PM.

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