Triggs, H. Inigo (Harry Inigo), 1876-1923 · London : Methuen & co. · leaf 154
h thesystem, but rather is the result of abnormal increase inthe density of the population within a very small area.M. Hdnard has published an interesting plan (Fig. 35)which shows the density of traffic at various points. Itis, of course, very difficult for such a plan to be madeby a private… … THE CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC fares can only be cut through at vast expense, but ifa clear grasp of the traffic requirements is obtainedbefore, instead of after the improvements are made,much of the money now wasted need never be spent,and a series of such plans of a city made, say, everyten years…
City planning
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