CFAX’s website is running a web poll on the interchange.
Posted by insidelangford on January 13, 2008
Who knows how long it’ll be up, so I thought I’d pass this on to people
immediately.
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Sol said
The question is very limiting. How about:
Do you think the interchange will alleviate traffic congestion?
Yes: It will alleviate traffic congestion in a rapidly growing part of the capital region.
No: Building the interchange will facilitate more development on Bear Mountain which will add to traffic congestion from Millstream all the way to Victoria.
Note: Anyone who understands how a river system works will understand that where the tributaries join, the water volume is higher. It’s the same with traffic!