All 5 of those suggestions are better than “asking people to drive less”
stanwelds on
Having people drive off the UP and park seems like a lost opportunity. By only allowing globe master 3s to fly in and out of Pearson, people could take their cars with them, and they could do away with the parking lots to make room for more road.
privitizationrocks on
64 lane 401. Stack the highways
CarpetDawg on
“Oh, so we have money now! For health care?”
“Hello?”
mightyboink on
1. Work from home
That’s about it.
Only_Wedding9481 on
I thought ON was designed in such a way that we get to spend most of our awake hours drivin’!? Isn’t driving the official provincial sport?
Angry_beaver_1867 on
Doug ford gets it.Â
The more people drive the more cars they consume the more auto manufacturing jobs in the province. Â Â
It’s a virtuous cycle. Â
Disappointed we didn’t see the Beaverton remind readers the cn tower is a large slab of drivable concrete. It’s just the verticle instead of horizontal. Â
:/ (obviously)
Prudent_Falafel_7265 on
Sure Boston did it, but they envisioned it as early as 1982 from what I understand. As a Toronto engineer pointed out, Ford’s enthusiasm is for a mid to late 20th century concept of traffic. Technology has made many other options more feasible and attractive.
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All 5 of those suggestions are better than “asking people to drive less”
Having people drive off the UP and park seems like a lost opportunity. By only allowing globe master 3s to fly in and out of Pearson, people could take their cars with them, and they could do away with the parking lots to make room for more road.
64 lane 401. Stack the highways
“Oh, so we have money now! For health care?”
“Hello?”
1. Work from home
That’s about it.
I thought ON was designed in such a way that we get to spend most of our awake hours drivin’!? Isn’t driving the official provincial sport?
Doug ford gets it.Â
The more people drive the more cars they consume the more auto manufacturing jobs in the province. Â Â
It’s a virtuous cycle. Â
Disappointed we didn’t see the Beaverton remind readers the cn tower is a large slab of drivable concrete. It’s just the verticle instead of horizontal. Â
:/ (obviously)
Sure Boston did it, but they envisioned it as early as 1982 from what I understand. As a Toronto engineer pointed out, Ford’s enthusiasm is for a mid to late 20th century concept of traffic. Technology has made many other options more feasible and attractive.
Work From Home!!!! 😊😊