Id like to add too that a lot of the current "MUP" projects are "missing links" and sort of the last parts of connecting or completing trails. There were many trails that were built rather quickly in the 2000s and 2010's because they basically didn't interact with many obstacles. Now we are left...
LOL, you do realize that you can still take a train from Union to Pearson and vice versa every 15 minutes still. Just, one is express and one isn't.
Very few people take the train to the airport for the purpose of travel from Weston or Bloor. That's why they are doing this.
If this isn't a Hyperloop i'm not taking it.
Hyperloop, the ultimate April fools joke.
Also, you should have called it the Big Move project. And abbreviated it to the BM project.
No government would be silly enough to call their project the BM.
Yep. Forever and always "Toronto The Good".
The victorian puritanism ideologies of the past just reinvent themselves in some new way in the kin of the next generation.
To continue this, a report/study/request by the city went out 5-8 years ago about adding rail trails along MX owned rails, and they basically politely said to F*$% off. They said its not possible, without any sort of reasoning.
I can't find this report of course now.
The odd thing is I've tried repeatedly to get Google Maps to add both trails to Google Maps, painstakingly adding the "roads" with their editor, without success. They refuse to acknowledge this trail exists.
So make sure when you ride it to have G-Maps open on your phone with routing turned...
Hmm, agree to disagree. There is plenty of room if that fence comes down on the left.
And I am all for removing unnecessary redundancy in the bike network. I don't ascribe to the ideology that "all bike lanes are good bike lanes" We need to spend the budget wisely.
I also prefer any off-road...
Sure, but I think then the Roselawn work is redundant and unnecessary. If it was a longer strip, sure, but in the case of extending the trail I would just do this:
And put a Bikeway on the Allen Path on the west side connecting to the new York Beltline Trail extension.