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I was out taking some photos of my new car today and I decided to grab a few skyline shots while I was at it.

Edmonton Skyline: May 28, 2016 by Brendan Eirich, on Flickr

Edmonton Skyline: May 28, 2016 by Brendan Eirich, on Flickr

Edmonton Skyline: May 28, 2016 by Brendan Eirich, on Flickr

Edmonton Skyline: May 28, 2016 by Brendan Eirich, on Flickr

Edmonton Skyline: May 28, 2016 by Brendan Eirich, on Flickr

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My 2016 Volkswagen Golf R by Brendan Eirich, on Flickr

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Wow Edmonton looks big!! Really nice to see.
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^^^ Really like the first two Edmonton shots through the lush green trees!



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Don't know if it's just me but at first I thought this was Toronto. The added depth is having a huge impact on the skyline and it looks awesome!
     
     
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What is the huge narrow surface parking lot in the foreground for?
     
     
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So I am wondering if the subway would be utilized as much if there wasn't a huge parking lot? Calgary does the same thing and it just seems contrary to what transit should be doing, that is get vehicles off of the roads and their drivers on to transit.
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So I am wondering if the subway would be utilized as much if there wasn't a huge parking lot? Calgary does the same thing and it just seems contrary to what transit should be doing, that is get vehicles off of the roads and their drivers on to transit.
Ottawa also has as lot of them. They do make sense and do what transit is meant to do: they get cars off the road, it's just for half the trip rather than the whole trip. It helps with congestion, there's a lot more road space out in the suburbs, but if those hundreds/thousands of cars were added to the downtown they'd create massive traffic jams. It's not quite as good as people walking to mass transit stations or taking a local bus there, but it still saves on (tens of) thousands of road kilometres and fossil fuel consumption each year.
     
     
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