You wrote this story. #CBCa2b Montreal's biggest transit issues.
We wanted to find Montreal's biggest transit problem. We decided to capture a moment of time in traffic - 5:15 pm on Thursday, February 23. We asked listeners what they thought needed to be changed in Montreal.
CBC.ca | Homerun | Biggest Problem in Transit? #CBCa2bWhat is the biggest transportation problem in Montreal for you? It's been difficult year to get from Point A to Point B in Montreal... St...- As you know- it's been a difficult year to get from point A to point B in Montreal.
CBC.ca | Radionoon Montreal | Bridge lane closures cause major commuter headachesThe sudden closure of the southbound lanes on the Mercier Bridge has had a domino effect on the island of Montreal, slowing up traffic on...- Remember days like these?
- So we asked you: What is Montreal's biggest transit problem on Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012? You had lots of answers.
MTLCity Feb 23, 5:17pm via Web #CBCa2b @cbcHomerun better pedestrian safety, ask Dr. Patrick Morency at the public health dept. Cars need to move but peds need to cross.- ppnadeau Feb 22, 9:36pm via Twitter for BlackBerry® @cbcHomerun Montreal would benefit from completion of highways 640 and 30 to the west to eliminate unnecessary traffic on the island #CBCa2b
- Even with all of the problems on the roads, many focused on issues with public transportation.
- DavidFSkinner Feb 23, 6:04pm via Web @cbcHomerun The lack of a truly comprehensive and dependable public transit system (as in London). AMT needs to provide trains all day.
- markjohnh Feb 23, 5:23pm via Web @cbcHomerun Biggest transit issue: The rudeness, unwillingness to serve, & sense of entitlement of STM employees.
- Then we took the top 3 issues... and voted.
- And you made your decision:
- We asked- How we can improve public transit in Montreal?
- But one idea floated to the top.
- TheLynxBlog Feb 27, 11:54pm via Twitter for iPhone @cbcHomerun Portland, Oregon is a good model in terms of public transit.
- So we looked to Portland, OR and found one person in Montreal who spent time studying their transit system,David Hanna from UQAM.
