"More than five kilometres of the Gardiner Expressway suffer from severe congestion, doubling travel times in Toronto during rush hour. This congestion is impacting the region's economy."
"Negotiations about short-term fixes have failed; the region's congestion could cost $44.7 billion annually. Addressing gridlock is crucial for economic prosperity."
"The task force recommends five areas of action to alleviate congestion, including reducing lane closures which currently affect about 10% of Toronto's streets."
"Giles Gherson emphasized the urgency to tackle gridlock, stating, "In the face of unprecedented economic uncertainty, it is important to tackle a crisis that is holding us back.""
The Gardiner Expressway in Toronto is facing severe congestion that doubles travel times during rush hour periods. A recent travel time analysis by the Toronto Region Board of Trade reveals that over five kilometres of the highway are severely congested, part of a larger problem affecting numerous downtown corridors. This gridlock is estimated to cost the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area $44.7 billion annually in economic and social value. The Board's president stresses the need for effective long-term solutions, urging action against this crisis. The report presents five key action areas, including reducing lane closures that affect 10% of the city's roads.
Read at www.cbc.ca
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