Toronto Star; December 15, 2016

Re: Ride shares could cut emissions, report finds, Dec. 6

The report by the Atmospheric Fund and MaRs on ride-sharing in the Toronto area will be a serious blow to those motorists (and their city hall champions) who believe the only way to get downtown—in the absence of perfect transit—is to drive in a single-occupant car.

It turns out they have options that put little extra burden on the community by using existing or easy-to-implement ride-sharing and shuttle services. Not only would these services reduce congestion but they’d also produce big cuts in greenhouse gas emissions.
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This is good news for our city. Let’s hope city councillors actually read the report and stop trying to accommodate every last person that wants to drive downtown alone.

Albert Koehl, Toronto