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**gydrorway** · 02-14-2007, 06:50 PM

Well congestion could be lowerd if not all trafic would arrive at the same time at the same place, if you rely on these systems when they advice you to go 60 instead off 70 because off traffic being better spread out that way it could in theory prevent some congestion. Would also mean more companies would have to start working with variable hours ect because congestion nowadays occurs because everyone starts and quits work around the same time.

But there you go there is another example of where we are lagging in the adaption of technology. What would effect congestion more than staggered starts, which is obviously a problem at least here in the UK where business want to work with each other during office hours or GPS redirections would simply be properly embracing home working. I know the US are some what ahead of the UK but there is so much room in jobs that involve computers/communication for most of the week to be spent in the home with no need to commute.

02-14-2007, 06:50 PM	#9
gydrorway Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 556 Senior Member	Well congestion could be lowerd if not all trafic would arrive at the same time at the same place, if you rely on these systems when they advice you to go 60 instead off 70 because off traffic being better spread out that way it could in theory prevent some congestion. Would also mean more companies would have to start working with variable hours ect because congestion nowadays occurs because everyone starts and quits work around the same time. But there you go there is another example of where we are lagging in the adaption of technology. What would effect congestion more than staggered starts, which is obviously a problem at least here in the UK where business want to work with each other during office hours or GPS redirections would simply be properly embracing home working. I know the US are some what ahead of the UK but there is so much room in jobs that involve computers/communication for most of the week to be spent in the home with no need to commute.
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