[DrNest]

Look at the likes of London. Have viable alternatives to driving and people use it. Had Toronto built a decent subway network decades ago instead of just debating and postponing multiple times, it would have cost a lot less to construct. When I lived there I can count on my hands the number of times I drove into central London rather than take the train and underground.

As for highways, I said better, not more, into downtown. The DVP and Gardiner are a joke for their congestion. And Kingston Road needs a vast improvement to facilitate traffic flow.