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You live in Queen I was live in queen long time ago, when boss brought the new house in queen, and then I moved to queen. Actually I lived in queen four years. Boss had commercial van I worked in boss’s job all over the five boroughs. Always I saw too much traffic in New York City. I thought New York City very slow for travel any other place by drive. I had lot of experience in the city for driving. I thought according to the vehicles entered Manhattan through the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels was taken. An additional were driving south on the West Side Highway, and perhaps half of those might be considered to have come from New Jersey, across the George Washington Bridge. When we traveled from Brooklyn to queen too much time reach house, if I travel by Train might be reach more early. It’s a common enough thought among city drivers in queen inching through traffic. Everyone around me came from the suburbs, making my life miserable. But it’s wrong, because more than half the drivers who crowd into Manhattan each workday come from the Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx and long island. That is only one fact about traffic in New York City that may surprise some people. Most Government worker was driving to work many because they had free parking. Also, one in five drivers entering the busiest parts of Manhattan was only passing through, on their way somewhere else. Finally, many drivers say that they simply prefer the convenience and solitude of their own vehicles and have found ways to get around the worst congestion. Traffic, and competing proposals for what to do about it, will probably receive more attention in the coming months as the administration creates a plan to accommodate the city’s expected growth over the next 25 years of one million more residents, many of them with cars. Bayside of Queens had lot of traffic jam everyday life. |
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