What Toronto Learned By Giving Streetcar Its Own Lane

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By Angie SchmittApr 5, 2019, 2:32 pm286 pts
In crowded urban areas, cars aren’t the most efficient way to move people. That’s the lesson from Toronto’s one year King Street “pilot,” which prohibited through car traffic on the high-ridership streetcar corridor. New data from the one-year pilot experiment shows the King Street corridor is moving…

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