Last month, one of our rider parked her car at the Horner Road Commuter Lot 3 at about 7:30 AM and slugged to work She returned back to the lot at about 6:30 PM to her car that stalled on her. She said “I had no idea what had happened to the car, just thought my car was dying on me I was able to drive it to my mechanic who is not far from the lot and this morning…
“Requesting officials to support slugging by designating curb spaces in DC and Arlington with slug pickup signs. Provide additional parking spaces, secure parking lots and update all parking lots with slug pickup signs and shelter along I-66 and I-95 corridor. Add slugging to policy, strategic plans and Transportation Demand Management (TDM ) programs” For the past four decades, Sluglines have helped fill up empty seats along I-95 corridor. Today about 10,000 commuters slug along I-95 corridor from Fairfax, Prince William…
Elon Musk has once again used Twitter to air a controversial opinion. This time the SpaceX and Tesla billionaire has upset urbanists with his dismissal of a phenomenon that was first described in 1866. On December 29, Musk tweeted that: “Induced demand is one of the most irrational theories I’ve ever heard.” Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carltonreid/2020/12/29/elon-musk-dismisses-induced-demand-a-phenomenon-first-witnessed-in-1866/#584e643c7c5d
