by Nathan Masters on September 22, 2011 3:00 PM Fifty-eight years ago today, the Four Level interchange first opened to traffic. This iconic concrete ribbon that binds the 101 and […]
It was built below specs and has been poorly maintained. Saving on maintenance costs in the first 3 decades created full time maintenance contracts that has cost, and will cost […]
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February 28, 2012 | 2:31 PM | By Cassandra Profita In Portland: Can Freight Bikes Replace Trucks? Portland’s B-Line delivery service is pedaling past bicycle couriers into a world where bikes can actually […]
Photo: Dave Sidaway, The Gazette And so the sad stupid story of Turcot goes into the next phase – a bad plan that will make some people a pretty good […]
(might be my most tabloidish headline yet 🙂 ) Jean Charest rejects demands for collusion inquiry by Andy Riga MONTREAL – He has not read the report and he’s not […]
Groupe en Recherche Urbaine design major revamp of the Turcot multimodal interchange As aging infrastructures reach the end their useful life, major cities worldwide are tearing down high maintenance and […]
Anyone who has been following this since 2007 knows Turcot is a disaster waiting to happen, but the fight ain’t over, folks! Turcot foes vow to fight By James Mennie, […]
Found this article over at Jim’s Bike Blog that discusses turning highways into solar panels that provide electricity for everyone. Story here. “We can’t keep building asphalt roads, doing the […]
Réaménagement de la partie nord de l’échangeur Décarie – DES TRAVAUX POUR RÉPONDRE AUX BESOINS D’AUJOURD’HUI ET DE DEMAIN : Portail Québec : site officiel du gouvernement du Québec. Sounds […]
Sorry, but I didnt get this till late… Dear fans of Sexy béton, Today is the 4th anniversary of the collapse of the de la Concorde overpass. On this day, […]
Not usually the I told you so type, but this mess was just so predictable. When it comes to any transportation project in Montreal the left hand and the right […]
This page at the Gazette has a bunch of stories about commuter travel in Montreal and, for the most part, it is just not a pretty sight. Train delays, overcrowding […]
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