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The solution is not to scold drivers but to make structural solutions.
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Tricia Wood
Line 1 is over capacity—adding more stops isn't the solution.
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Tricia Wood
The city could use more transit pilots—this time, let's try north of Bloor.
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Tricia Wood
Policy coordination is all well and good, but NYC's example shows what happens when a city loses its say on transit.
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Tricia Wood
An update to last week's transit column about local and regional commuting distances and the importance of local transit.
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Tricia Wood
Local commuters aren't getting their fair share of transit attention in the province.
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Tricia Wood
Fewer cars on the road can help reduce air pollution and save lives.
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Tricia Wood
The TTC carries the more riders than other transit systems in the region, so why isn't it prioritized?
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Tricia Wood
The current transit plan leaves a lot to the imagination.
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Tricia Wood
The TTC's goal should be to help Torontonians get around. So why do fares keep rising?
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Tricia Wood
Why do we make people commute so far?
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Tricia Wood
We forget that walking can be a part of our public transit system too.
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Tricia Wood
Mega-projects keep failing. So why does the mayor love them so?
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Tricia Wood
Fighting climate change, means changing how we travel. Rail has the potential to replace cars and airplanes.
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Tricia Wood
The larger concern is a provincial government playing politics with Toronto's transit.
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Tricia Wood
New lines like the Eglinton Crosstown will be worth some inconveniences, but Metrolinx appears to be battling City Council for the title of most dysfunctional transit builder.
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Tricia Wood
A relatively small investment can equal a huge improvement in the experience of Toronto transit riders.
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Tricia Wood
Three key takeaways for Toronto after riding the metro in Sweden's capital city.
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Tricia Wood
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