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Old Posted Jun 2, 2025, 4:39 PM
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Originally Posted by hipster duck View Post
I don't know Halifax too well so I'm armchair commenting, but Rainnie Dr. - the street that's slated to be pedestrianize - looks like it's very peripheral in nature. Based on apperances, it looks like it mostly serves as a slip lane for the occasional eastbound driver who wants to avoid the Cogswell-Gottingen intersection and free on-street parking for people who want to visit nearby things. Losing it doesn't sound like it will affect traffic patterns much.
That's pretty much correct. It will infrequently see heavy traffic when there's some kind of big event happening downtown and a whole lot of people trying to cram in all at once (an event at the Scotiabank Centre, or a parade, or something) but it's a very minor street, in general.
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