Don't visit!!stay home!! opress your own people ! Additional Details buying some rec. property is not what i'm talking about, i'm talking about things like kidnapping our ...
Me and my best friend are disgusted with the US at this point and have been for quite some time now. In the past 6 months I have lost my house, my car, and my job due to the crashing economy. I have ...
I'm thinking of going to Canada next year to do a bit of travelling and find some work. I know you can get a six months tourist visa but to obtain a working one it appears you a work permit and ...
I haven't seen it end. Will let you know when it does.
kheserthorpe
Toronto has traffic 24 hours a day, and its quite heavy from say 6 AM till 8 PM on weekdays. However, for _most_ of that time, traffic is moving fairly well. You can expect actual delays from about 6:30 or 7:00 till 10:00 AM, and from perhaps 3:30 till 7:30 PM. There can be delays at other times too, but there is always congestion related slowdowns in those times.
moglie
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There is no such thing as rush hour in Toronto anymore, it use to be from about 4:30 to 6:30 pm........not anymore now it's an all day event...........
love2travel
It almost never ends. *Way* too many cars and lots of road repairs underway. 'Ya gotta love it though: http://thetravelzine-torontosc.spaces.live.com/
Alina P
Ha - when I first saw the question headline - my first thought was "wait do we ever have NO rush hour?"
And yep most folks feel the same!
Everyone is always rushing somewhere!
Alex Azender
Toronto doesn't have a rush hour. The traffic is always really really heavy. If it makes more sense put this way : Toronto is Canada's New York City.
dan t
it starts at 4:30 am and goes until 3:30 am
no mistake 23 hrs long
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