Closing streets in Montreal to traffic has proven popular with residents, tourists and businesses.
Closing streets in Montreal to traffic has proven popular with residents, tourists and businesses.
By Lex Harvey • Toronto Star
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I wouldn’t call it a ‘trial’.
It was in place for a couple of decades. Agreed that it failed in the end, as did Rideau street in Ottawa.
Article says it was in place for 5 weeks.
I was referring to the one in Vancouver.
The article in question is about a 5 week failed trial in Vancouver.
https://www.nsnews.com/transportation/city-ends-pedestrian-friendly-street-pilot-project-7370064
Yes but I had noted that there’s been a previous 2 decade installation on Granville in Vancouver elsewhere on the thread.
There’s been a lot of success with these in Europe, less in North America.