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No, the Next Line Doesn't Move Faster in a Plug and Science Explains Why
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In an article published in July 2026, Randa Herzallah, a specialist in applied mathematics at the University of Warwick, recalls that the collective slowdown obeys simple equations, without any obstacles triggering it. Everyone believes that by speeding up or doubling it will fluidize his way, while these gestures feed on the contrary the blockage. Ghost traffic jams arise from a simple chain reaction, when an innocuous braking is spread from ca…
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