Hah! Used to sit in that way too often.

Love TO but I dont miss that!!

Gross… I’m rooting for you

Thought it was Seattle for second there.

I would definitely ride my bicycle instead of sitting in that queue

Not looking forward to a return!

FUCK DAT SHIT

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Any European city does this better from my perspective, I drive a lot in Mexico-City and it’s like hell on earth 🤬

Anytime I'm near there my vitals spike.

407 is the play

LA would like a word

I avoid at all cost

best decision i ever made

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The paradox utxo, is that your video clip is also confirming that those caught in such massively heavy Toronto traffic are overwhelmingly civilized, cultured, and in full control of their faculties. It simply looks amazingly orderly. Everyone is sub-conscientiously conforming / cooperating with everyone else.

At the other end of the spectrum there will be roads in South Africa, South America, the Middle East, India, and perhaps certain States within the USA, where similarly heavy traffic on certain routes can reliably elicit very different behaviours: inappropriate and overly aggressive driving that soon triggers accidents and yet more chaos.

Meanwhile in Hanoi Vietnam, this passes as 'normal' traffic (and it's kind-of fascinating to watch): https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lLDxFJX6WdY