Should we really keep sinking public money into new highway lanes when data from the Texas A&M Urban Mobility Report shows congestion keeps getting worse despite decades of expansion? I drive 30 miles each way on I-95 and the added lane last year just filled up in six months. Maybe the answer is tolling existing roads variably or boosting bus rapid transit instead of concrete. What has actually worked in your city to reduce car dependence, without just pushing traffic to side streets?