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Old Posted Nov 29, 2013, 3:28 AM
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Originally Posted by mellbell416 View Post
From the Herald article, it sounds like we will be going the BRT route in the short term with the intent of having a NC SE connected route by 2018. The goal is to reduce a 80 minute SE route to 45 minute express run.

http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/Cross+city+rapid+link+built+pieces+2018/9225624/story.html
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In the north-central portion, Calgary Transit plans bus-only lanes on Centre Street. That will often mean removing traffic lanes, although the city feels that’s worth it. Centre Street carries 30,000 transit users a day and 20,000 vehicles, senior transit planner Chris Jordan said.
Did not expect that it carried possibly more transit users than cars.
     
     
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