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City Centre/Young Condominiums | 17, 25 & 6 fl | U/C
On a related note, does anybody know what traffic is like on King St. in downtown lately, with it closed between Francis and Water?

I ask because one alternative to full closure is to close a block at each end of the proposed closure zone. This eliminates through traffic and therefore has a possibility of enormously reducing motor vehicle traffic without actually banning it. I know that I used to regularly drive on King St.; but now I use Charles. This is somewhat similar to King St. in Toronto, where a long segment through downtown requires non-streetcar motor vehicles to turn at most intersections, eliminating through traffic (and freeing up the street for the streetcars).
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RE: City Centre/Young Condominiums | 17, 25 & 4 fl | U/C - by ijmorlan - 09-22-2020, 10:15 AM
Re: City Centre Condominiums - by rangersfan - 08-25-2014, 09:52 PM
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