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By Fred Street (anonymous) | Posted February 25, 2013 at 16:46:05
Just for fun...
Commute Times from Home to City Hall (Calculated via Google Maps)
Councillor: Drive Time (One Way) vs Transit Time (One Way)
Ward 1, Clr McHattie: 5-7 min by car or 9-11 min by transit
Ward 2, Clr Farr: 7 min by car or 19-20 min by transit
Ward 3, Clr Morelli: 8 min by car or 15-24 min by transit
Ward 4, Clr Merulla: 8 min by car or 20-26 min by transit
Ward 5, Clr Collins: 10-14 min by car or 33-34 min by transit
Ward 6, Clr Jackson: 12 min by car or 27-29 min by transit
Ward 7, Clr Duvall: 14 min by car or 28 min by transit
Ward 8, Clr Whitehead: 13 min by car or 35-50 min by transit
Ward 9, Clr Clark: 17-19 min by car or 56-58 min by transit
Ward 10, Clr Pearson: 21 min by car or 50-60 min by transit
Ward 11, Clr Johnson: 27 min drive or 56 min by transit
Ward 12, Clr Ferguson: 17-19 min by car or 50-80 min by transit
Ward 13, Clr Powers: 15 min by car or 50 min by transit
Ward 14, Clr Pasuta: 28 min by car or 129-154 min by transit
Ward 15, Clr Partridge: 26-28 min by car or 80-90 min by transit
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