archited
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Your U.S. statistics are from 2008, a decade and a half ago. How relevant are they today?
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archited
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Here is something a little more current than your data... https://www.transit.dot.gov/about/n...-key-priorities-funding-public-transportation
Glenco
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The difference between intentions and reality
archited
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I am going to stop now because you are beginning to argue that black is white -- a cue that this is a waste of time.
Glenco
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And here I thought you were arguing just for the sake of it. The fact that Americans in general has disdain for public transportation does not have to be defended but you be you.
Glenco
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archited
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Canada is a car-dependent and suburban nation – and likely to remain so
Canada is a suburban nation. More than two-thirds of my country’s total population now live in the suburbs, meaning policy-makers must deal with the
citymonitor.ai
Gronk!
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archited
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Smart move to locate charging stations at rec centres -- power up the body while you power up the car; also near tourism destinations. Parking structures are another good location.
Windermere
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The Nisku Spine Road (91 St) has been extended to Airport Road. Will be a good QEII alternative.
Airboy
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When heading from downtown to the Airport I usually use 97st so this will help out.
Edmcowboy11
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97st? Or 99st?
NateTheUrbanist
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I wasn’t sure where to post this but wow this edit of 109th Street is beautiful.
Gronk!
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Those cyclists look angry because they can't figure out how to ride their bikes to the Save On Foods!
Edmcowboy11
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Can that road be made something like that, maybe. What are those vehicles in the middle? Buses? Train? BRT?