Back when I was driving between DC and Tysons for a few years, I was definitely more likely to seek a drive-thru when traffic was slow/stopped. Not so when I rode the Metro. Fast food drive-thrus are yet another artifact of car culture.
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David Zipper
Congestion pricing appears to be terrible for McDonald's, but great for public health.
"For every 30-second increase in traffic delay per mile traveled, there was a 1% increase in visits to fast food restaurants."
"For every 30-second increase in traffic delay per mile traveled, there was a 1% increase in visits to fast food restaurants."
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