Falling under this category of 'capacity' are common features of civilization, such as roads, drainage systems, and open spaces. Roads in areas with urban consolidation policies are often overburdened with increased intercity traffic in addition to the preexisting suburban commuter traffic, and this problem is not always easily solved with transit-oriented development.
Falling under the category of 'capacity' are typical characteristics of urbanization, including infrastructure such as roads, drainage systems, and public areas. In regions with urban consolidation policies, roads become congested due to increased intercity traffic along with preexisting suburban commuter traffic, and this issue is not always easily resolved through transit-oriented development.