Toronto's traffic gridlock appears to have once again forced another National Hockey League team to walk to the rink.
Another NHL team, the Carolina Hurricanes, was forced to walk to their game in Toronto due to heavy traffic, highlighting the city's persistent traffic issues. This incident follows a similar situation in November when the Utah team had to walk to their game, with the mayor citing the Santa Claus Parade as a contributing factor. Toronto's traffic problems have also affected other events, such as a concert by Niall Horan, prompting criticism from officials like Doug Ford, who called the gridlock "embarrassing." The city recently released a congestion action plan and introduced a bill affecting bike lanes, reflecting ongoing efforts to address traffic challenges.
