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By jason (registered) | Posted January 20, 2011 at 09:04:40
@ bysaywhat, not sure why the downvotes. I appreciate you answering my question. I wish I could make it to one of these open houses, but the times just don't work. I heard on another forum that they are looking at closing King St to vehicles from Mary to Walnut. One block seems kind of odd.
EDIT: FYI, the BRT vs LRT discussion already happened a couple of years ago and LRT came out the clear winner and there was a ton of public input and that input was also very heavily in favour of LRT. That's possibly why you aren't sensing too much reception to the BRT idea being brought up again.
Comment edited by jason on 2011-01-20 09:05:50
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