ASK LOIS: Will we ever get a break from South Florida traffic congestion?
Q: With horrendous traffic and constant accidents on I-95 and U.S. 1 and other roads, why isn't it considered a public health emergency to provide ...
Q: With horrendous traffic and constant accidents on I-95 and U.S. 1 and other roads, why isn't it considered a public health emergency to provide alternative and better public transport options? An example would be a tram/streetcar or bus-only lane along U.S. 1, which would encourage people to actually use it since it's not obstructed by traffic. Obviously we can debate merits of train vs. bus, but something has to be done so that South Florida does not become unlivable. — Anil Nasta, Fort Lauderdale A: Anil, I agree that we are in a transportation emergency.