Spatial Terms

The latest solution had been the M25: a motorway that formed a rough circle around the city. Up until now the problems had been fairly basic-things like it being obsolete before they had finished building it, Einsteinian tailbacks that eventually became tailforwards, that kind of thing. The current problem was that it didn't exist; not in normal human spatial terms, anyway. The tailback of cars unaware of this, or trying to find alternate routes out of London, stretched into the city center, from every direction. For the first time ever, London was completely gridlocked. The city was one huge traffic jam.

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Good Omens - Saturday