Anticipating Problems of Postwar Traffic

Many cities were involved in a seemingly hopeless struggle against traffic difficulties before the scarcity of gasoline and rubber reduced the number of motor vehicles operating and also their use.

No one panacea will solve all the complicated aspects of this problem, which is sure to return in greater intensity, but by a coordinated attack on all of the phases of congestion the city can be made a much more efficient place for working and living.