Posts Filed Under: congestion
The case against driving is as strong as the case for exercise.
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Tricia Wood
The pedestrian countdown clock law shows what's wrong with Toronto's approach to road issues.
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Glyn Bowerman
We're right to unpack the assumptions that go into congestion costs, but we can use the analysis for more equitable policies, argues Paul Kishimoto.
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Paul Natsuo Kishimoto
The oft-touted $3.3 billion cost of congestion in Toronto is a farce.
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Tricia Wood
Colourful signs and consistent maps help tourists and Torontonians alike get around faster
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Emily Macrae
The mayor talks about efforts to crack down on scofflaws who've been making rush-hour driving a nightmare.
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Sarah Sweet
The new mayor wants to make road closures less onerous on drivers by speeding up construction projects and enforcing "no stopping" rules more effectively.
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Graeme Bayliss • Photo by Giordano Ciampini
Public reaction to the Swedish system shows how attitudes toward commuting can evolve.
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Peter Goffin
According to a new survey, residents remain unconvinced that they should bear the cost of new transit infrastructure.
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Hamutal Dotan
Transit experts gathered last night to discuss how Toronto gets around.
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Jake Tobin Garrett
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