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Westside wrote:The worst part was that he actually got paid for those thoughts (and very well too may I add)!
Satire and parody can do a good job of shining light on things taken for granted.
So often drivers in Adelaide complain about the CBD traffic that it is taken for granted that more needs to be done for road users in the CBD, without it being considered that the reason for the problem is that it is so easy to drive into and park in the CBD.
Westside wrote:The worst part was that he actually got paid for those thoughts (and very well too may I add)!
Satire and parody can do a good job of shining light on things taken for granted.
So often drivers in Adelaide complain about the CBD traffic that it is taken for granted that more needs to be done for road users in the CBD, without it being considered that the reason for the problem is that it is so easy to drive into and park in the CBD.
Sorry I don't understand, do you mean that road users want more carparks in the city?
Westside wrote:The worst part was that he actually got paid for those thoughts (and very well too may I add)!
Satire and parody can do a good job of shining light on things taken for granted.
So often drivers in Adelaide complain about the CBD traffic that it is taken for granted that more needs to be done for road users in the CBD, without it being considered that the reason for the problem is that it is so easy to drive into and park in the CBD.
Sorry I don't understand, do you mean that road users want more carparks in the city?
Do you think it's a good idea then?
Not at all a good idea. CBD road traffic is about as perfect an example of induced demand you can get. The easier it is made to drive into and through the CBD the more people will do it.
Nort wrote:Not at all a good idea. CBD road traffic is about as perfect an example of induced demand you can get. The easier it is made to drive into and through the CBD the more people will do it.
The easier it is, the harder it is. The harder it is, the easier it is.
HeapsGood wrote:What about if we could also have a double use for the carparklands, like the world's biggest drive in cinema?
Drive In Cinemas are so underrated. If done with the right marketting, they could honestly turn out fantastic. If they replaced that pesky Memorial Torrens Parade Ground with a Drive-in Cinema, big bucks would come.
