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Places to See: Toronto Scramble and Crosswalk Efficiency

We’d love to see more crosswalks like this in the US. Spotted via PicoCool, the above video is a time lapse of Toronto’s first Scramble Intersection. As reported by Globe & Mail, “The launch of Toronto’s new intersection – which stops motorized traffic and allows pedestrians to cross in all directions, even diagonally – felt a bit like a street party as thousands enjoyed a certain frisson from cutting across the middle of Yonge and Dundas Streets while cars had to wait.” Check it out next time you’re in the Tdot!

Globe & Mail on Toronto Scramble Intersection
PicoCool on Toronto Scramble
Time lapse of Shibuya Crossing

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Categories: innovations, service, film | Written by: ART CULTURE | Date: September 25, 2008

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