area in middle-Tennessee.
tens of thousands of people are spending a significant chunk of time sitting in traffic everyday
And yet... the growth in this area is mostly white-collar.
The more you explain, ...... In your rural Tennessee example, that is converting to a less rural existence, the community seems to have decided that it wants more roads....
I see now why Richy_T keeps snipping your comments down to where you stray from actually reading to inserting what you think is relevant to the conversation. It is obvious to me that you are not reading anything.
How do you get rural Tennessee from high traffic density and white collar workers?
Edit:
Welcome to my ignore list. Full of incoherent babblers.