Having lived in big cities it's painfully obvious Victoria in current boom is 30 years behind the curve on infrastructure.
A horse and buggy town one taxi driver told me.
With boom only in it's infancy Vic needs a couple of freeways the way it is moving or crawling. Easier said than done I know but, as a city bus riding denizen of Vic, getting through downtown is a form of torture.
Curious if any of the city planners take public transportation to work. Even live within confines of Victoria?
Way it's going we will end up walking as a quicker alternative too the laboured bus service from our Air BNB residences because their ain't no apartment on the rental market.
Ive witnessed it before living in Berkeley in the dot com years.
Go to see an apartment only to find into 20 other couples waiting outside in line.
Plus, can your average service sector worker afford a $1300 one bed?
Edited by silentfoto, 13 May 2018 - 12:20 PM.