Karel Martens discusses transportation engineering's effectiveness in identifying issues without providing solutions. A study in Tel Aviv revealed two-thirds of respondents felt satisfied with their travel experiences, despite significant congestion in 2017. Only about a quarter acknowledged some discomfort due to long travel times, and a small group reported consistent issues. The overall positive sentiment was attributed to Tel Aviv's public transport system and walkable neighborhoods, which offer accessible local services.
If I summarize the results, we came to a very interesting conclusion, I think, which was kind of opposite of what we wanted to do, but I think it's very useful.
Two-thirds of the population said this: 'There is basically no problem. I am doing fine.'
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