hockeylover
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that's like four subway stops no?
On some days it takes an hour to take yonge between davisville and yorkville.
First, that’s north of bloor. Second, businesses and condos on that stretch rely on yonge for access for deliveries, taxis etc.It's your fault for driving. Yonge should be pedestrianized south of Bloor.
Yes but most people who drive through that stretch aren’t just driving between bloor and davisville.that's like four subway stops no?
well yeah, obviously. it sounded like you were saying that was your drive.Yes but most people who drive through that stretch aren’t just driving between bloor and davisville.
The bike lanes permanently eat up a full lane of traffic in each direction. There are no bike lanes on Jarvis with probably more bikes on it than yonge without these issues.i work at yonge and bay.
i'm guess i'm not really sure i get how this would actually help with congestion.
it'll be the same amount of cars and probably the same amount of bikes, just no bike lanes.
because the people on bikes aren't just out for a casual stroll, they'll still need to get to the same places no?
Duh, yeah, was getting my zones mixed.First, that’s north of bloor. Second, businesses and condos on that stretch rely on yonge for access for deliveries, taxis etc.
So it’s nice in principle but completely impractical.
The bike lanes permanently eat up a full lane of traffic in each direction. There are no bike lanes on Jarvis with probably more bikes on it than yonge without these issues.
One lane also means bus stops stop all traffic, along with accidents, Ubers/taxis as well as any construction needs.
Even the stars’ poor data found travel times doubling on sections of bloor.
And at the end of the day the bike lanes are underutilized on these routes. Bikers don’t even want to use them.
Which is bullshit. There's no way that commuting through Edmonton is anything like LA. Traffic barely even exists in Edmonton.seems like a national problem
Canada has 9 cities with worse traffic than LA
seems like a national problem
Canada has 9 cities with worse traffic than LA
Well there’s clearly a more efficient way than what we’re doing here.There's never going to be a way for a major metropolis to efficiently move vehicles over surface streets, the work there is to get cars off of the road, not hyper optimize to save them a few seconds of trip time.