The King St Pilot leads to millions in time savings per year for riders

A new report from Ryerson University's City Building Institute (CBI) calculates the value of time savings from the King St. Transit Pilot. Based on the data available they estimate that the project saves riders $11.5 million in time savings per year. Based on their findings, Ryerson CBI recommends that "Toronto City Council should make the project permanent, and expand it to maximize benefits to transit riders and the City."

To see more details on their methodology and findings, click here.

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