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There has never been any plan for UPX to stop here.
Yes, it will be great. The UP Express won’t stop here, but the GO Pearson Line will.Surprised they didn't mention how much better the connectivity to Pearson will be for local residents.
The UPX is essentially GO's Pearson line. Not stop is planned for here, but if I remember the public meeting correctly, it could conceivably be added.Yes, it will be great. The UP Express won’t stop here, but the GO Pearson Line will.
Stay tuned. Big changes planned for the medium term for what we today call the UP Express.The UPX is essentially GO's Pearson line. Not stop is planned for here, but if I remember the public meeting correctly, it could conceivably be added.
Is this the stupid express / local service that was announced and quickly walked back last week?Stay tuned. Big changes planned for the medium term for what we today call the UP Express.
I believe it's more the plan to wrap it into a regular GO service as a part of the GO expansion program. Needs some decent capital spending to do it though so it will be a few years before it happens.Is this the stupid express / local service that was announced and quickly walked back last week?
Yes this is what I am referring to!I believe it's more the plan to wrap it into a regular GO service as a part of the GO expansion program. Needs some decent capital spending to do it though so it will be a few years before it happens.
I believe it's more the plan to wrap it into a regular GO service as a part of the GO expansion program. Needs some decent capital spending to do it though so it will be a few years before it happens.
Are we able to get rid of the Nippon Sharyo lemons as part of this?Yes this is what I am referring to!
Knowing Toronto, the new UPX will be a regular, lumbering diesel GO train that gives strong Tim Hortons vibes (folksy and depressing). It will have an erratic schedule and you will connect to it from the airport by a perpetually-delayed bus.I believe it's more the plan to wrap it into a regular GO service as a part of the GO expansion program. Needs some decent capital spending to do it though so it will be a few years before it happens.