My wife is a Manhattan veteran and does all the driving there. I just hold on for dear life as the frustration starts to mount. However, I still think the best measure of overcrowding is in the London Underground: the Northern Line north of Tooting during morning rush hour. Veteran Japanese professional train packers have quit in tears at the thought of it. Which leads me to think: what would the commute times be like if the entire population of the world did move to Texas?
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Iain Murray is vice president for strategy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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