Data from the city that shows Toronto is almost as clogged as before, even with 20 per cent fewer cars on the road.
After years of quieter streets, traffic jams have returned to Toronto.
My findings are backed up by data from the city that shows Toronto is almost as clogged as before, even with 20 per cent fewer cars on the road. Over the past couple of years, congestion has ebbed and flowed with COVID-19 restrictions and seasons, with trips taking longer during back-to-school periods and traffic easing during lockdowns.
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