[Gaetano]

I hold my breath and pray everytime I drive thru the Caldecott tunnel in SF's Eastbay. It sits right over the Hayward fault.

[Savage Beast]

I hold my breath and pray then too. If you can manage it, the ferry from Vallejo to downtown San Francisco is a nice alternative.

[antiunion person]

How about the tunnel under the bay that BART takes from Oakland to San Francisco?? Not exactly what I had in my for my burial plot.

[CIB-173RDABN]

One solution to traffic is move the jobs to where people live.

Certainly not all jobs can be done at home, or at a remote office, but a lot can be.

At one time it made sense to have "cities", transportation was difficult. But today when a good portion of a work force lives twenty or more miles from the office, why not have small satillite offices out in the suburbs.

High speed network connections would allow both telephones and computer networks to work anywhere, and instead of having a bunch of people driving in, have them go to a small office in the suburbs for most of their day by day work, and if need for face to face make the trip two or three times a month rather then daily.

Again, I understand some jobs require everyone to work next to each other, but I suspect most office jobs do not.

There are answers to this problem other then digging tunnels.