Surprised nobody has posted this here yet. WSP takes the cake. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/doug-ford-highway-401-tunnel-study-cost-9.6969989

Looking at Google Maps in the middle of the day, to drive the full length of the Eglinton LRT is about 52 minutes while a bus straight across Eglinton (not the preferred route, which would be taking Line 2) would take 1 hour 29 minutes. 60% faster than driving would be 33 minutes, 60% faster...

Typical Google Traffic does indicate some issues weekday afternoons heading eastbound.

There's actually an entrance off Jane Street which is about 330 metres south of the 407 Station parking lot driveway. So hardly 10 minutes away.

Yeah I actually got an email offering me the promo. I've used 407 maybe 5 times in the last 10 years.

Halton is mostly just going to have curb lanes repainted.

They all seem to work for me.

Queue jump lane is open and operational. Nice to see this little improvement near my home.

There's been pretty active construction going on for at least a few weeks. Excavators, dump trucks coming in and out, etc. Not much to photograph though, and it's a huge site.

Great, another set of useless too-closely-spaced set of traffic signals.

From the news release: https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1004859/ontario-accelerating-construction-on-the-gardiner-expressway-by-at-least-one-year I'm pretty curious to see the details of these modifications.

Thanks a lot, sounds like there's still hope for this year!

I've been waiting for a station to open up closer to me since moving into the area. Looking at the 4-Year Growth Plan published in September 2022, a few stations nearby are indicated for opening in 2024. Does anyone know how closely Bike Share follows its growth plan? Are stations opened up all...

Wow, this thing is really going to stand out!

I guess the units will have windows on both sides? That's going to make for a cool living space, although a bit exposed.