The traffic jam mystery finally solved

When you’re caught in a traffic jam, you probably don’t know why. Is there an accident ahead of you? In most of the cases, the answer is no. And all the electronic devices installed in your car can’t help you. You’re stuck for a while — until the traffic gradually improves. Now, European mathematicians have solved the traffic jam mystery. The mathematical model they’ve developed shows that traffic jams are mostly caused by a single driver who brakes too much when faced to an unexpected event. Of course, the driver behind him also slows down, and so does the next one, until the road is totally blocked. But read more…

The traffic jam mystery finally solved

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