Thinking Deep Again (Thanks maryclaire)

After receiving maryclaire's comment on my last post, I started to think about "my solution" again. Speed minimums are great, but do they really prevent traffic jams? What if that highway that my family goes on every time that we go to New Hampshire just doesn't have traffic jams like they do in New York and New Jersey? Like maryclaire stated, why not use public transportation? (thank you :D) In New Jersey, they offer three different types of public transportation, bus, train (rail) and light rail. The schedules and fares for these three types of transportation are available on the NJ transit website, www.njtransit.com. At the website, there is also a trip planner that will help you understand what trains, or buses, you have to take and the time that they depart and arrive. This is something that we already have, something that many people already use. If more people were to use this, then we could have less cars driving on the highways and less traffic jams.