Originally Posted by
pdlamb
I think the way to make the point is that if you have to stop and go so many times during an average commute, you'll be so tired that the next day there'll be another car participating in the gridlock in front of them.
Meh. Stopping and going is just traffic IMO. I do appreciate the fact that my commute is long enough to have both city riding (complete with repeated stops and all) and stretches of uninterrupted, grade separated MUP by the seaside. Maybe I'd feel different if I had to ride in city environment only.
--J