Post #34409 by sano on the US Policy board

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"... but my point was that unlike Texas, Florida is already as "congested" as California is. We actually have less space than California - geographically, we're about a third the size in terms of land area.

California has twice the population. We have 155 sq miles vs FLA 54 sq miles, but a lot of that is mountain, desert and ag. We're packed into the coastal strip with soul-sapping congestion.

The populated area of NYC has just gone to congestion pricing to deal with their legendary congestion, so I dunno what to say except good luck to Floridians as your new-found wonderfulness is experienced ever-growing numbers of new residents.

And, to all the people that flocked to the golden state...
Horace Greeley is dead. Head East!

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