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View Poll Results: Should Portage and Main be open for pedestrian traffic?
Yes 113 92.62%
No 9 7.38%
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Old Posted Aug 27, 2018, 6:21 PM
Geebrr Geebrr is offline
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Originally Posted by kalabaw View Post
You make a very good analogy there. And I hope people realize that people are not as bad as they think and that opening a bloody intersection would cause chaos and end of times for Winnipeg.

I was talking to a colleague and he is against opening the intersection because Winnipegers are a bunch of hard-headed, lacking discipline bunch of people. He said people will just cross the street and ignore traffic lights which could cause accident, further aggravating traffic. I mean c'mon! Do people really believe Winnipegers are that bad? Besides, you don't know undisciplined pedestrians until you see some countries in Asia!
Yet they do not really do that at the 8 lanes of traffic going up Portage.

I swear, the logic that some people have makes me question how the majority of people function day to day.

Screw the barriers, get rid of Portage and Main as an intersection all together and make it a pedestrian only public space.

Sick of these whiny suburbanites who never leave their area or vehicle. They complain about downtown, yet fight tooth and nail to oppose anything to improve it.

I want road repairs placed 100% on gas at the pump as a tax. How about that? I am tired of fixing roads for people too lazy to find transit options outside their own vehicle.
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