There may be good policies or reasons not to scatter the population across every back road in the area. I don't know.
The idea that it is not feasible to move the entire population of a city on the highways may just indicate reality, not somebody "screwing up."
I could imagine a highway system designed to exhaust Houston of population in a few days, while still permitting rescue and supply vehicles to circulate--and NO, you can't do it with helicopters--but who would pay for it? And where would they put the extra lanes in the many areas that are built up to the freeways?
A typical dirty bomb will create a lot more panic than actual hazard. Unless you're within a few blocks of it, there are excellent ways to shelter at home.
Too bad somebody obliterated our national Civil Defense system.
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