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I think the most fair criticism for me to make of Toronto is that it's not living up to its potential.
People are unfair in both directions. On one hand, it is the case that Toronto has a lot of head scratching problems: the lack of any s...
Toronto's Island Airport is Neat, But ...
Great ... for Microsoft Flight Simulator Pilots.
The Toronto Island Airport is very cool. You can take transit, bike or even walk right up to catch a flight from the dense urbane surrounds. Security is a breeze (or so I hear, because like...
Regional Transit Organizations, Please.
I grew up in Vancouver where transit is a regionally-governed and operated system that connects people on the routes they travel on irrespective of political boundaries — basically just like water, power, or indeed road infrastructure. The...
At least North America has another decent train line.
It was actually when I was moving to Toronto and closely following some transit projects in the city that I first heard of Brightline. Metrolinx wanted to build an elevated rail guideway through a neighbourhood in the old city, and they wer...
Back to the Future: Personal Rapid Transit
I recently found myself in Morgantown, West Virginia — and knew I had to try the famous Morgantown PRT system.
The system — a line, really — is in effect a roughly 5 kilometre, 5-stop rapid transit line running through the city, along the...
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