Sitting in traffic is miserable. It's bad enough when the car congestion is caused by construction or crashes, but it's a far worse feeling to get through a stop and go traffic blockage and find that there was no discernible reason for the slowdown.
Why do these slow spots pop up along the highways? That's what Traffic-Simulation is designed to figure out. These simulations model the effects of changing various traffic conditions to see when and how traffic jams develop. Try adjusting the variables yourself.
(via Popular Science)
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