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The bane of any Cities Skylines player when setting up roads wrong.
Speaking of which, have you played the sequel yet?
I've played it. It's pretty good. It improves many systems from 1 while keeping the same core game. It's missing a few things the DLCs for 1 added, like more pedestrian options (and biking in general) and things like that, but it's generally better. Some people have said the performance is bad, but it was good enough for me, and I'm not using a particularly modern system. YMMV.
Yeah I heard about the performance issues as well, but I haven't had a chance to try it out myself. Thanks for the insight.
No, I'm giving it a year to bake first.