The War on Waze
It&#x27;s ironic that the article seems to think building more roads, thereby improving road-to-miles-driven ratio  will ease congestion.<p>It also takes as fact that it&#x27;s &quot;as inefficient&quot; to use Waze. My experience is Waze often does cut commute time down; not always; but on the aggregate it demonstrably, scientifically, provably does. That&#x27;s why it&#x27;s a huge success and people use it.<p>I do think there are problems with drivers disregarding the law (speed limits, signs etc.) on smaller streets, and perhaps they need to be more aggressively punished for doing so.  In general I am for more aggressive fees, sentencing and punishment for violating driving rules.