Traffic Commutes Primary goal is

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Traffic Commute was formed to help drivers reduce or eliminate traffic jams: 

save gasoline
save time
save lives
and reduce stress & pollution.
 

We don't use future inventions, leaps in logic, or rely on magical results. 

It is based on:·
 Common Sense

 Awareness

 Logic ​​

 Physic 

& FUN
 

Most people drive & repeat the drive they did before. We have a routine. We know how to buckle our seat belt, turn on the ignition, put the vehicle in gear & go by touching the peddles. We repeat behaviors that were successful in the past & we use muscle memory to be extremely quick at these behaviors now & in the future. After awhile, we stop thinking about driving.

When we hit several traffic jams on a daily basis, we still successfully reach our destination. We  wanted to go faster. We tried to arrive sooner. We did not want to stop and wait. We went as fast as we could. These thoughts lead us to the logical conclusion that "Traffic is not our faults." Therefore; other drivers are slowing us down, and they don't know how to drive. With this conclusion, we have solved the traffic jams problem. Traffic jams are not my fault. Unfortunately, traffic jams will keep occurring.

Traffic Commute Car Club has examined the traffic jam issue for over 7 years. The conclusion that other drivers don't know how to drive is wrong. Currently, the main goal of most drivers is to go fast & fill space.  Drivers are doing exactly what their goal wants them to do, which is use up all the open space and stop. With most drivers' goal to fill space, what is the expected result? No open space means no movement, which creates a traffic jam. 

The solution to traffic jams is to keep open space. In order to move, OPEN SPACE is required. If vehicles stop ahead of you, they ran out of space. If you stop behind them, you ran out of space. When drivers stop behind you, they ran out of space. Stopped drivers are successfully filling space and getting the logical result. When looking at traffic, the first sign a traffic jam is coming is less & less open space, which leads to more & more braking.
 

Traffic Commute has a "back to the basics" driving culture. Traffic Commute is here to provide a different perspective to improve your driving results. We have a new game with different rules that obey the laws of motion. If you want to save, play the game. If you want to save more, get your friends to play the game. If you want to decrease your transportation cost, increase your bank account, reduce drive time, pollution, waste & stress, and save the planet, ask your groups, employers, and the government to join in. You are part of the solution, if you take actions.

 

· These are the main requirements in improving your drives: 

  Space

  Awareness

  ​Cooperation

  Knowledge​
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For 7 years, Traffic Commute has shared information to reduce or eliminate traffic jams and divert the saving into individuals' bank accounts. I request drivers help themselves to stop traffic jams.  When we don't communicate a new idea to others to make things better, we are killing that idea. Please join the club and participate with drives & communication. A group is stronger, more powerful, & more capable than an individual alone. As Lucy once said paraphrasing her, fingers and a thumb individually are good, but balled up together they make a fist. Let's turn driving from an individual game to a group driving game. It all starts with you, your vehicle and your driving style.
 

This is a new driving culture, a group driving culture. We have suggestions for "Rush Hour", regular freeway and city driving. All designed to save us money, time, reduce stress and waste, and eliminate traffic jams. They will be available to our drivers, heroes, space managers, members, sponsors, and partners. Please "Follow" on Twitter, @TCCarclub or contact at wrankin@trafficcommute.com. There is a big difference between I drive well & we drive well. Contact to find out driving ways to  saves you, your family & your business. Go the Membership page or hit "The Next Step" button at the top of the page to keep moving.