I’ve lived in Seattle, so I know bad traffic. That intersection has never struck me as congested or an issue, it’s just focal point and thus sees higher traffic. It’s hilarious that the City will now go through a process of snarling traffic horribly for a significant period of time, and in the long run all it will have done is reconfigured the high traffic and (maybe) achieved some marginal gains in efficiency.
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