junctionist
Senior Member
It's good to hear that our downtown isn't that congested. Maybe with tolls we can get the traffic levels so low that bike lanes or pedestrianization of large streets downtown would actually be feasible.
It's good to hear that our downtown isn't that congested. Maybe with tolls we can get the traffic levels so low that bike lanes or pedestrianization of large streets downtown would actually be feasible.
Or so the theory goes...
Why not just legislate that all new jobs are to be created in the 905, and the only people who are allowed to own and make use of cars downtown are the upper classes? Seems like it'll achieve the same result.