When I think of major US cities that are under-served with urban highways, the one that immediately comes to mind is Baltimore (granted, I-95 goes thru, and I-83 (81?) dead-ends near downtown, but otherwise good luck).<p>For the ones he&#x27;s mentioned DC&#x27;s got big sections that aren&#x27;t well served by highways, but there is still the beltway, the BW parkway&#x2F;I295, I395, the southeast freeway.  I don&#x27;t know Hartford that well, but it&#x27;s got two major interstates going thru.<p>I wonder what &quot;relatively few&quot; means, and what some examples of cities with &quot;relatively many&quot; highways would be.