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What about moving ?

• Mister_Snuggles 8y ago
  Moving requires a significant amount of effort, time, and money. It's not something I would do lightly. Once the new LRT line is up and running I'll adapt to the differences. Yes, it will be worse than what's currently here, but adapting to it won't present nearly the same hardship that moving would. It's the unknown time between the bus routes changing and the LRT line opening that I'm most concerned about. If this is just a three-month gap, I can deal with driving for that period. If, like other LRT projects, this three-month gap turns into a year and a half then I'll have to think about other options. Hopefully the city will do a phased implementation where they implement the new bus routes but keep the express routes that are being replaced by the LRT until the LRT is ready. This seems like the obvious solution, but for some reason the city is keeping quiet on what they're doing for that interim period.
  • hycaria 8y ago
    But moving (to diminish commute, that is) awards a significant amount of free time, money and comfort. It's rather bad for the user to have such big routes changes with no visibility though... And makes moving a gamble