Jersey08

It could just be all the traffic parks that you have next to the highways....not the NAM...

My Requests: If anyone could make any of the following signs it would be great! "All Turns\U-Turn" "Garden State Parkway" Arrow signs (see below) http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/7b/Parkway_Entrance.jpg/200px-Parkway_Entrance.jpg County Road Signs http://www.co.ward.nd.us/hiway/images/Ward%20County%20Sign%20Home.h1.jpg

Above, Estates in New Corringham

Above, Estates in New Corringham Combined with the other post. Please use the edit feature to include more information if no one has posted after you yet.--hym

You've captured the development-scene very well. If anyone wants to check just how realistic this CJ is, just google map Phoenix, AZ or Dallas, TX...Small skylines surrounded by development that simply just...stops. Great CJ!

I think NYC gets it simply because they are able to cope with the aforementioned massive population. Also consider that the MTA funnels commuters from Connecticut...7 Million isnt an exaggeration, its probably underestimated for how many people are in New York at one time...Residents, shoppers, commuters and those passing through. Also the MTA and NJ Transit co-operation system is extremely well run and seamless

YIKES That French System A) too crowded B) Accident\Terror Attack Nightmare

How does one zoom out to that angle?

New York far and away, above any city in the world. The thing about New york is that it's not just manhattan island, Northeast Jersey and Southwest Connecticut, also southern NY are all part of the metro-area.

How i normally do it: Interstates are Elevated (for the majority of the time) and must extend through at least Three cities. If it extends through to it would be "CityA-CityB Expwy" (ex. Culham-Newport Expressway) Dowtown-Suburban Highways ususally get a "CR-#" Denotation "City Route" or a special name (Joseph A Culham Parkway) I try to model alot of my highways after the American system, which means that long avenue connections have been replaced by highways. The long Ave. highway system is still numbered from early stages, but used as more locally oriented traffic. For very highty trafficked routes, i will normally build an avenue along side and place Ave On\Off Ramps connecting to the interstate. (Think 1-95 and the Merritt Parkway....95 and the Garden State Parkway....95 and US-1 etc etc...

Gridlock- New Haven is awesome! It might be cool to add a sub-metropolis somewhere out in the sprawl as like a second skyline!

<img src=http://www.abodenyc.com/images/New%20York%20City%20Images/New-York-Skyline-Night%20-%20Fixed.jpg> New York\New Jersey Skyline Newark, Jersey City and Hudson County are putting up some pretty impressive financial districts along the Hudson that are starting to make it look like NYC just spills over (which it does, lol)

I think your transit map is quite interesting...however, i would consider building a "beltway" line, I did it in my city and my Downtown area exploded!

which mod gave you the darker-grey highways?