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Late summer day in 2019.

I just thought this was an interesting post from VIA highlighting the age of the long distance fleet given recent news.

Just 10 percent. I’m betting these cars will be constructed at Hitachi’s new facility in the US.

Routes 6 and 21. There will be 11 buses in total.

First day of service for their battery-electric bus.

My bus got caught up in the protest, so I got off and took a picture.

Thanks! Looking forward to eventually riding one to Montreal.

It’s still kind of a treat for me to catch the new Siemens trains. Not that many Toronto trips yet.

Are they going to have to renumber MiWay route 10? And if this line numbering scheme is supposed to compliment the TTC line numbers, what about TTC route 10?

I used to do this to get High Park from Union until they separated the UP fare from the GO fare. Back then, with the transfer credit at Union from the Lakeshore Line, the Union to Bloor leg was free.

Oakville Transit bought these electric minibuses from Turkish manufacture Karsan last year. They’re used on on-demand and paratransit. They’ve had a few teething issues, but they seem to be running better now. Range still seems to be an issue in the cold, though.

I don’t have an in depth understanding of GO’s operations, but my question is: why are they still running six-car trains?

They actually will be doing the rest of the Series II coaches.

Safety never stops. Destination sécurité. Sans arrêt.

Also with each other. I think the current scheme was more about agencies connecting to the TTC. Though I wonder if for a journey where someone starts on the TTC and, say, transfers to Mississauga, then to Oakville in under two hours that results in only one (TTC) fare paid. I haven’t looked at...

https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7106059

Suspicious package found at Bronte. Bomb unit on scene.

That would be related to the CAD/AVL, which I’m not sure the leased buses will be getting. Can’t confirm either way. Have been told, they will apparently have Presto installed, though.

According to a friend who spoke with a TOK driver today, another company has picked up these routes and plans to run them with smaller buses.