TORONTO TRAFFIC AND TRANSIT

This City is Sick!

This city is sick and needs a quadruple bypass – The Ontario Government stopped expressway construction in the early 70s and look where we are now - Cars have not gone away and are not going away anytime soon - The existing transit system provides very few options for those traveling between and within the east and west areas of the city – The rapid options for public transit are the Bloor-Danforth subway and the Go Train through Union Station, or by car using the 401 – The latest proposal for transit in Scarborough addresses most of  the issues reasonably well, but doesn’t go far enough

What are your ideas with regard to traffic and transit issues in Toronto?

Links

The Scarborough Transit Planning Update - January 21, 2016

http://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2016/ex/bgrd/backgroundfile-87737.pdf

http://www1.toronto.ca/City%20Of%20Toronto/City%20Planning/Transportation%20Planning/Files/pdf/21-01-15%20Breifing%20-%20Scarborough%20Transit%20Planning%20Update.pdf

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/d9d346f4-ee54-4fb2-b38b-fe963ca8bd4d

See also "The Scarborough Transit Planning Update - January 21, 2016 - Comments and Concerns" for further information


Notes
 
FYI; the links posted here should all still be good, but; I will be abandoning this blog and will only be updating this blog from time to time - Visit my new blog at www.torontotransitblog.com for information, ideas, comments, and concerns regarding traffic and transit in the GTA

P.S - I am working on a map that will illustrate all or most of my key proposals and ideas, so; STAY TUNED to www.torontotransitblog.com - My proposals and maps should be ready by the end of February 2016