It wouldn't matter, Verizon has simply dropped the ball on keeping their infrastructure up to handle the customers it's sold services to.
Case in point, Netflix has given in and paid the extortion demand from Verizon which theoretically should have solved the problem but it hasn't because Verizon is so far behind with their infrstructure upgrades that even though they are getting paid money that Netflix set a terrible precedent by paying, VZ still can't deliver...
"We are working on the first 13 cities, and we do plan to have everything done in 2014,"
If Verizon were a good internet citizen, anytime congestion reached ~50-60% they'd ugrade the port capacity. But because Verizon doesn't seem to care about doing right by their customers it is not uncommon for them to have ports that are 120-130% of capacity.