Why bespoke transit could be the answer to Canada's traffic woes

Traffic congestion is reaching crisis levels across Canada’s largest urban regions, threatening the economy and eroding quality of life for millions. From Toronto’s notorious Highway 401 bottleneck — costing commuters over three million hours of delay each year — to traffic jams in Montreal and Vancouver, the country’s major corridors are consistently among the worst in North America.

One upstart, Argo, hopes to mitigate the problem with a made-in-Canada public transit concept.