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Public Transportation and Smart Growth

KT2000

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2. that says a lot!

Reply to phantom power (Original post)

Mon Oct 1, 2012, 04:56 PM

Oct 2012

Something I wish someone would study is the mental state of people when they are driving, especially in populated areas.
When I go to the big city (Seattle) I am amazed at the manic behavior of many drivers.
I see impatience, anxiety, anger, fury, aggressive driving that puts many people at risk. All this basically because there are other cars on the road.
What are these people like when they get to their destination? Do they change into decent human beings?

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We all think we're in traffic, not that we are traffic. [View all] phantom power Oct 2012 OP

I get the idea behind that pull quote but most of us know. KurtNYC Oct 2012 #1

that says a lot! KT2000 Oct 2012 #2