Road group links traffic deadlock to political deadlock Responding to a new report finding that Washington, D.C., has the worst traffic in the country, the head of the American Road & Transportation Builders Association says it is a situation that mirrors what is happening on Capitol Hill. The report by the Texas Transportation Institute concluded that commuters to D.C. must spend nearly three hours to take a trip that should last 30 minutes, according to the Associated Press. That makes D.C. not only the capital of traffic gridlock, but political gridlock as well, ARTBA CEO Pete Ruane said in a statement. "The real news in the report is the projection that traffic… Read More