Air Polution - and solutions
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Air Polution - and solutions
Superblocks: How Barcelona is taking city streets back from cars
^ that.
^ that.
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Re: Air Polution - and solutions
Now if only Khuchti could come in and comment.
Interesting vid, thanks Thinktank.
Interesting vid, thanks Thinktank.
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Great idea of high density populations, and Europe has train and metro system far beyond what Canada has . Vancouver has a long way to go to achieve this, but could be done on a small scale here and there because they have at least a serviceable bus service. I wonder what is the critical population density where they think this will work?
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Another key component to facilitating transportation infrastructure (EG - subways/skytrain) is forward thinking and planning.
Much much cheaper to install a subway system if the land is already owned and available. Otherwise you're buying land/businesses or trying to build underground and/or elevated systems - both of which more than triple to overall cost of building.
I somehow suspect that this isn't anywhere in the official city plan. Perhaps a way to leverage the rail trail?
Much much cheaper to install a subway system if the land is already owned and available. Otherwise you're buying land/businesses or trying to build underground and/or elevated systems - both of which more than triple to overall cost of building.
I somehow suspect that this isn't anywhere in the official city plan. Perhaps a way to leverage the rail trail?
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TylerM4 wrote:I somehow suspect that this isn't anywhere in the official city plan. Perhaps a way to leverage the rail trail?
I've heard from some City staff (all off the record speculation) that the rail trail is looked at as a "placeholder" for a future transportation solution that might be able to fit in there ... wouldn't want to *bleep* off the cycling community to know they're being used in such a way ...