Cities: Skylines II

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Deal with Moving in Traffic
After i unlocked the High Density Buildings my traffic is colapsing when i build one of those High density because every new Citenzen comes with his own car.

What can i do deal with this? I upgraded my streets to 6 lanes but it still happens i only have 10k population
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They will use public transport if you have outside passenger train, air, and sea connections.
I find that using public transport as leftbehind mentioned along with limiting the amount of new zoning added at one time. Usually helps with this situation.
*new* cims moving in into a high density building will certainly clog up the streets, for a while, after they are all moved in, it will return to normal traffic patterns again. Just let them do their thing and don't worry to much about the initial move in all that much.

And don't forget to put down enough parking near that building to accommodate them all. If a building will have 200 households then you need roughly that number of parking spots available, unless you're focusing more on public transit then you need less parking spots.
Last edited by martinolund; Mar 29 @ 2:46pm
Originally posted by martinolund:
*new* cims moving in into a high density building will certainly clog up the streets, for a while, after they are all moved in, it will return to normal traffic patterns again. Just let them do their thing and don't worry to much about the initial move in all that much.

And don't forget to put down enough parking near that building to accommodate them all. If a building will have 200 households then you need roughly that number of parking spots available, unless you're focusing more on public transit then you need less parking spots.
Very true.

Just like IRL new developments can take years to stabilise both in population and commerce in this complex game.

You just cant rush that big development across town from your home, so you just avoid the area and the congestion caused by the sudden rise in construction, commercial and resident population. That is what you do IRL, right?

The best way to deal with the problems of growth in he game is leave that area you just built and concentrate on another area on the other side of the map, then another and so on.

Go back to each one much later on and try to solve the traffic problems then, chances are there will be none. Its the first rule we learn in "Big City 101".
This is so unrealistic. When they build a tall building in the real world every tenant doesn't move in at the same time..
Originally posted by Candyman125:
This is so unrealistic. When they build a tall building in the real world every tenant doesn't move in at the same time..

Indeed it is. You can always submit a suggestion to the devs and hopefully they will do something about it. Here is the link: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/forums/cities-skylines-2-suggestions.1164/
Last edited by martinolund; Mar 29 @ 5:24pm
br0 Mar 29 @ 5:37pm 
it is realistic, give them what they want - a place to park. city of 10k isnt going to have a robust public transportation system
Zusuper Mar 30 @ 12:24am 
Ok thx for the advices :)
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Date Posted: Mar 29 @ 1:41pm
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