glych t.anomaly
TRIBE Member
Its no secret that traffic in this city is beyond a clusterfuck.
from road work done in a way to completely cut of traffic veins to projects that take the better part of a bachelors degree to finish, its causes most of us daily pain that is unreal.
currently they have shut down the Eglinton/Victoria Park/O'Connor Dr intersection in East York/Scarberia border, and its fucked things all the way to the other fuckery at Eglinton /Lesie to Laird Corridor.
how do they expect people to get around...
Normally i bike, today i FUCKED up by not doing so.
its just fucking madness.
I came back from Brazil two months ago, most of the time spent in Sao Paulo, a city with 20 million, and traffic flows better there.
this is mental. for people in the city, how do you deal with the increased retardation we are experiencing?
why does their seem to be more construction going on then ever?
why dont they force the workers to work at night, and leave it during the day to ensure the least impact on the residents/commuters/transit ?
i feel like whomever is making these decisions is flown around in a helicopter, and only drives around at night so they are CLUELESS as to the affect its having on the city right now.
/endrant.
from road work done in a way to completely cut of traffic veins to projects that take the better part of a bachelors degree to finish, its causes most of us daily pain that is unreal.
currently they have shut down the Eglinton/Victoria Park/O'Connor Dr intersection in East York/Scarberia border, and its fucked things all the way to the other fuckery at Eglinton /Lesie to Laird Corridor.
how do they expect people to get around...
Normally i bike, today i FUCKED up by not doing so.
its just fucking madness.
I came back from Brazil two months ago, most of the time spent in Sao Paulo, a city with 20 million, and traffic flows better there.
this is mental. for people in the city, how do you deal with the increased retardation we are experiencing?
why does their seem to be more construction going on then ever?
why dont they force the workers to work at night, and leave it during the day to ensure the least impact on the residents/commuters/transit ?
i feel like whomever is making these decisions is flown around in a helicopter, and only drives around at night so they are CLUELESS as to the affect its having on the city right now.
/endrant.