After we "dig a big ass tunnel," here are 5 simple ways we can reduce congestion without asking people to drive less
thebeaverton.com
Toronto traffic is some of the worst in the world. And instead of focusing on getting people to use their cars less by investing in transit, bike lanes and pedestrianization, we need solutions that allow our behaviour to carry on exactly as before, but without any of the problems intrinsic to that behaviour. Like digging […]

Here are 5 other steps we can take to ensure our morning commutes are an absolute breeze, and we don’t need to (swallows vomit) take transit or (dry heaves) ride a bike.

    • BCsven@lemmy.ca
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      2 months ago

      Cities other than Toronto build bus and rail infrastructure. if i have to drive to the office it is 1.5 hours with traffic, so I prefer the bus, it takes 2 hours due to additional stops, but It also meana I have freedom to read, chat, work on something that I could not do in the car. And the city already has a plan to extend ight rail into our area…so looking foreward to hopping on the train system and then driving or riding will be same time or less

    • jerkface@lemmy.caEnglish
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      2 months ago

      Must be nice having a job that allows you to drive. Unlike me and everyone else I know struggling to get by.