Poll: Who gets your vote
- Thread starter K Douglas
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I have walked from Union Station to as far North as Bloor Street. But you made my point, that money should be spent on more public transit infrastructure rather than more Highways. London is a bigger city than Toronto and well connected by their Underground / Subway. Hence more citizens use the public transport rather than their cars whenever possible!!
But you think that it is possible to drive to Downtown Toronto in a "reasonable time" during rush hours? Really!!
I'm glad you agree that underground subways like in other cities would be better. Some people on here are against subways. (You know who.)
Until someone in Toronto can travel in/out of the city using reliable and efficient transit, we can't pretend cars don't exist. They do. And because they do, we need more roads/highways not less.
Lots of people can't ride bikes or walk long distances.
Ah, no matter the subject you can find a bad position.
So you support subways where population density doesn't support them, are against LRT's where they are appropriate, want more highways and suburbia then complain about the expense and time of your commute and finish it off by complaining about rapid transit.
As usual , you twist yourself into a pretzel trying to create someone else's alleged argument.
Come back here when you realize not everyone lives in downtown Toronto. You need to get out more.
You consider anywhere beyond the shadow of the CN tower "the burbs". You need to get out more.
What, you're going to say you live in the city now but really, really want to live the burbs?
