steveintoronto
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@W. K. Lis is correct though on Parkside being next to impossible for pedestrians to cross to/from the western side under the bridge to the eastern. Many times as a pedestrian walking east along the path out of High Park and wishing to continue east towards Roncy, I've given up in frustration waiting for a gap in traffic and walked north instead. Compared to Roncy itself, Parkside Drive is highway speed, which makes it that much more apt as a north/south connection subway to Queensway for bus shuttle. The challenge is the lack of pedestrian entrance on the western side, which then renders the building a bus loop in the empty gap as detailed prior as an obvious answer. It would be far easier and rational to build than a new stairway access on the west, and provide a loading platform off of Parkside doing it.Agree strongly with you. Parkside stop is needed for that plus 80 transfers.
Space exists just barely, to accommodate a left turn lane for a southbound Parkside shuttle with a traffic light, possibly priority, to enter the proposed loop:
The sidewalk on the west side could be moved slightly to allow lane width to remain the same while adding more width to the turn lane.
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