Halifax pauses pilot project that turned Spring Garden Road to bus-only street
Less than a week into the launch of a transit-only pilot program for Spring Garden Road, the municipality has reopened the street back up to motorists while staff rethink their approach. That’s leaving some to wonder what got missed in the planning stage. Alexa MacLean has more – Jul 10, 2022
So much for our green future
You need that juice to drive a bus 😂
And why do we have this issue? Dig. Dig deeper.
I'm probably overreacting but can help thinking we may not trave sol much in future. conspiracy? 🤔
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