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Old Posted Feb 9, 2011, 1:02 AM
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I really don't see why people are soo set against moving buses onto King & Queen streets?

I could understand the cripple point of view that it may be too hard to walk an extra street. Then again a lot of the major routes, like #2 Dundas aren't fully accessible so that sort of argument doesn't hold imo.

No one can argue its more efficient to have buses running on a 2 lane street than a 3 lane one way streets. Making Dundas open up more of pedestrians would be good for local businesses and attracting a more affluent clientele. This is the type of thing that could help make D n R look more respectable than the current Welfare Queen/Drug Dealer central.

If the city were to make a bridge from Riverside to King and eliminate the Dundas connection it would help make areas of downtown more accessible and more desirable!
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