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Anonymous06/18/26, 13:23No.2076185
Should a city the size of Toronto have more, less, or about the same amount of rapid transit?

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Anon06/18/26, 14:20No.2076187
Ontario is unusual in that it has been fully developed wall to wall suburbs for more than a generation. The American north shore is all farmland except for maybe 10 counties, on the greatest corridor in world history.
Imagine if Cleveland or Buffalo were surrounded by rings of mid century suburbs for over a hundred miles, because anything south of Columbus is hard living wilderness.
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Anon06/19/26, 18:19No.2076271
having a U shaped subway in the most dense part of the urban core seems so inefficient
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Anon06/20/26, 16:23No.2076344
buses would be better in every possible way, and its cheaper to pave a lane of highway than do rail anyways, and more flexibleUrbanites are obsessed with retarded mass transit concepts because they think its supposed to be a free government service...
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Anon06/20/26, 19:47No.2076359
Guess it depends on what you considered "developed". My grandparents' farm near Pain Court is pretty much the same as it was fifty years ago when my dad was a teen. Even Pain Court itself is still just a couple dozen buildings.

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Anon06/29/26, 00:21No.2077032
It's never gonna be enough. The financial and political elite wants the population to reach five trillion so we all lose whether we're crammed in underfunded transit or in some cager hellscape

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Anon07/01/26, 21:38No.2077193
Toronto should have better high speed links to metro Detroit, so they can culturally enrich themselves faster.
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Anon07/10/26, 06:30No.2077589
>Finch subway line going up to Richmond Hill Station
What fantasy is this?
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Anon07/13/26, 18:51No.2077790
Ontario's biggest problem is they cancelled the RER expanded GO service and they don't invest in inter-city transit. You should be able to take GO busses to Windsor, London, Kingston, Ottawa, Sudbury, Sault, etc.
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Anon07/22/26, 03:55No.2078171
For what it is, Toronto has reasonable transit. The streetcars/trams are kind of inefficient, but I get the history with them. Toronto is a good Metropolitan city, the inhabitants need to stop pretending that its anything more that it currently is..
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Anon07/22/26, 22:33No.2078213
Also the new park they built in the Port is pretty spectacular, definitely world class infrastructure and recreational space. For context, this area used to be derelict industrial lands prone to flooding.

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Anon07/23/26, 01:17No.2078224
All of Toronto should be vaporized. Cancer killing cucknada
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Anon08/03/26, 16:27No.2078978
Can an /n/ Anon tell me if the Ontario Line is good or not?
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Anon09/05/26, 00:47No.2081296
no public transit is a choice. Build for people, not cars.
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Anon09/05/26, 23:05No.2081379
toronto should have no transit because toronto should be a field of nuclear-fused glass

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Anon09/10/26, 03:03No.2081755
Once the Eglinton line gets green light priority on the Eastern section, the line will actually be pretty good.