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I feel sorry for them. But then again, this is what they want.
They oppose making parking expensive.
They oppose bus lanes
They oppose bike lanes.
They oppose trains
They oppose train stations.
They oppose congestion pricing.
They oppose any measure that might reduce car dependency.
I'm not Canadian or Torontonian (is that the right word?) so I... fail to see why there's so many cars on both sides of this highway. Where are they going for this fucked congestion to occur in the first place?
Usually it's just people commuting to and from work. A large portion of workers in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) work in Toronto proper, and since Toronto, like essentially every North American urban centre, is so obnoxiously car-dependent they all have to drive in from every direction. It's like if a five year-old made a town in SimCity.
I read elsewhere here that this Ford guy also ordered a return to the office, and wants to build an underground tunnel below this road. Yep, it's gonna work out. He's deliberately making this thing worse. He could've solved this if he didn't have that kind of pro-employer agenda, damn.