[just east of the creek]

Outside of the congestion charge zone. It's night and day once you go inside. They struggle with the politics of expanding it. There are simple solutions to implement though, if there's political will.

And one advantage of doing it, is that buses move very quickly inside the congestion zone; and virtually park outside of it.

I would 100% concur re London. And when busses move and you combine that with subway and streetcar, you have a system vastly superior then one person/one car. But you need Doug Ford to stop clowning around in these periphery issues - beer, liquor, license plates etc and demonstrate a higher level of political leadership.

 

[micheal_can]

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Video here:

https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6445383

Seems that we may see the LDR last.

My thinking is if the contract is signed before the drop of the writ there is a chance the LDS will last the next election.