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Manulife (King Centre) redevelopment project
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(06-01-2021, 09:49 AM)Joedelay Highhoe Wrote:
(06-01-2021, 08:35 AM)ijmorlan Wrote: I’m curious to know what would happen to the traffic. It might just move over to Joseph St., or it might distribute over lots of other roads. I don’t think our roads are full enough for it to just disappear entirely but stranger things have happened.

Cool idea, but joseph is now one-way from victoria to david. I now use Jubilee if I am headed towards the courtland expressway on-ramp, when I used to use Joseph to queen to courtland. I think the intent is to make everyone use charles to go west-east out of downtown if you're coming from victoria.

Clearly I haven’t been following the cycling grid renovations in enough detail! I somehow hadn’t clued in that Joseph would now be one-way. To be clear, it is one-way north/westbound (i.e., traffic flows from David to Victoria but not the reverse)? Anyway, sounds like I should have said Charles and Joseph to cover both directions.
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RE: Manulife (King Centre) redevelopment project - by ijmorlan - 06-01-2021, 11:16 AM
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