One of the interesting things on the
Waterloo Rapid Transit website are mock-ups of what the streetscape will look like with light rail. When you look at the densities in the pictures and that Waterloo region has a population that is similar to Surrey, you can almost see something like this on King George Highway or 104th Avenue. Also interesting is that most of these road going on a lane diet to accommodate light rail.
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Uptown Waterloo - Caroline Street |
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Courtland and Blockline |
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Grand River Hospital |
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Uptown Waterloo - King Street |
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You might also be interested in this video on how Rapid Transit would transform Waterloo Region (though it's a little bit out of date in routing): http://vimeo.com/20394578
-Michael D
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