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Old Posted Feb 1, 2018, 5:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ilikeredheads View Post
When you remove 50% of the capacity of a major busy east/west corridor and then have a half-ass plan in diverting the traffic which involves a 2 lane road through a residential neighbourhood AND has 2 school zones, yes, I'm sure everything will be fine. Everybody so merry taking the sweet little trolley to imaginationland. Yup, everything is fine.
Yes?

Traffic adapts to the space that it's given, and we've considerably multiplied the overall people-moving capacity of the corridor overall.

Traffic is not like flood water that simply exists and has to go somewhere It's made of people and they are modestly intelligent and can alter their behavior when conditions change
     
     
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