How Would You Reduce Congestion?

You may have seen IBM's commercials about helping the world's urban centers become "smarter cities."

It's one thing to fix traffic in Singapore. But Boston?

A group of engineers from Big Blue recently logged $400,000 of man hours studying Boston's traffic problems, according to the Globe. 

The result so far is prototype software that would gather information that already exists — but isn't coordinated. As the technology company points out in a demo video about its "Smarter Cities Challenge," the same agency can run subways and buses, but fail to synch them. A bus might leave a subway station on time, stranding a glut of commuters arriving from a train that's a bit late.

While Winchester is settled beyond the public transportation gridlock Boston has to offer, the same bus drivers and commuters fill the streets.

Do you think the traffic problems effect Winchester? What's one suggestion you would make to fix any congestion in Winchester? Tell us in the comments below.