London is one of the most crowded cities in the world, driving below 12 mph on the most crowded streets. Faced with this situation, the London government began to charge congestion fees for motor vehicles, paying 8 pound each on or before the same day. At first, London's street congestion improved, but over time, congestion rebounded. Soon, congestion was maximized, with London driving at less than 8 mph. It turns out that before charging congestion fees, many private car owners feel that urban congestion is also their own responsibility, unconsciously creating a sense of guilt, thus intentionally or unconsciously reducing driving time. But when they paid a congestion charge of 8 pound, they thought they had paid the price for their mistakes, driving confidently and without sense of guilt. Many times, in the face of mistakes made by others, we always want to make each other pay the price. However, sometimes, the best way is to tolerate or even indulge his mistakes. Only in this way can he feel guilty and remember the mistake for a long time and never make the same mistake.
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The best way to deal with traffic jams in London is to tolerate