Proof of Concept
The model has been applied in two new communities, one in Stratford, ON and the other in Calgary, Alberta. The potential merits of the concept so far have been tested through research; site observations or measurements will await full built out. The aspects of the model that have been tested correspond to the key criteria of performance, listed above, such as mobility, safety, cost and environmental impact.
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