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ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit
(12-04-2017, 10:14 AM)Canard Wrote: @ij: I was thinking both sides of Fairway Road, plus a formalization of the gravel path on the North side of the LRT alignment. This would serve all purposes. There is no need to have a fourth MUT on the South side of the tracks (behind businesses), because the MUT on the North side of Fairway would cover those movements.

I think about this every time I’m in that area. It’s comlletely insane to me that roads like Fairway and 24 in Cambridge have no provision for cycling at all. There’s a huge grassy swath there just ripe for it. I don’t get it.

OK, thanks, I get what you’re saying. Personally I would prefer an MUT immediately south of the tracks to immediately north of Fairway, because one on Fairway would have to cross driveway entrances. But a good trail could be installed in either location, and the Fairway one would have the benefit of being closer to the main entrances of the businesses.

I thought the path on the north side of the LRT was official? I’m pretty confident the path along the hydro right of way was paved before.

Incidentally, I found what that NEAC thing is:

https://www.engsoc.uwaterloo.ca/about/traditions/neac/

I can’t find your post where you included a photo of the Thomas the Tank Engine attached to the LRT fence otherwise I would have replied to that.
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RE: ION - Waterloo Region's Light Rail Transit - by ijmorlan - 12-04-2017, 10:50 AM
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