Posted on 15/06/05
A rapid-transit legacy of missed opportunities
How is it, veteran transportation engineer Ed Levy wonders, that a city half the size of Toronto, with a regional economy a quarter the size, could afford to build new subway lines continuously, without the slightest struggle -- while booming Toronto can barely afford to build humble bus ways, let alone rapid-transit lines?
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