Videodrome
Senior Member
A large majority of people just care about subways, so it will fall on deaf ears...
Superfluous meaning extra to what is necessary. Also, I clearly said the 501 could use more service....I'm just not sure that hyper-service is warranted on all streetcar lines at all times. I'm no expert on ridership numbers and only go by what I experience so I know the 501 and 504 need more service, but am satisfied that the 512 has enough.
I'll say it again so that it doesn't look like I'm disagreeing with you re: service on the 501 (as if it somehow wasn't already clear): as far as I can tell, there could be a streetcar come every 3 minutes along Queen Street West and it'd still fill up. They don't come every 3 minutes therefore service clearly needs to be improved.
PS: Also, yeah....what JWBF quoted above.
The city is more likely to find sponsors by waiting until the last minute. Nothing beats a story about a company coming in to save the day. Lining up for next year means less bang for a sponsor's buck. A company is always willing to pay a premium for that kind of exposure.
Please...just stop talking. Unless of course you actually have anything beginning to resemble evidence that it's even possible to have "unnecessary" streetcar service, let alone why anyone would think I was suggesting there be "unnecessary" service. The 504 has 2 minute headways (on paper anyway), and it's still crush loads.
And I'll alert the 512 customers that some hairdo on the internet is satisfied that their service does not require improvement.
Seriously?
So, for example, 2 minute headways at 3am wouldn't be superfluous service? Damn, next you'll tell me that running GO trains every five minutes 24 hours a day is a necessary level of service.
There IS such a thing as superfluous service that is an inefficient use of resources. Not wanting to believe it doesn't change that.
You misunderstand, it all has to do with antiquing.
This signage doesn't seem like much 'bang'.
They wouldn't be going for 'bang' with the signage. They had two days of exposure on every news program, newspaper and blog in this city. As I mentioned before, that exposure is worth more than having your name on a little sign that only a few hundred to a few thousand will see, if they even notice it.
Toronto taxpayers are set to hand the Ontario government almost $100 million over “several†years for work done as part of regional rail expansion and electrification.
At the same time, the provincial and federal governments are refusing to pay a penny of $60 million requested by the city as their share of Union Station revitalization cost overruns, according to a city staff report.
He said on all routes at all times.Please...just stop talking. Unless of course you actually have anything beginning to resemble evidence that it's even possible to have "unnecessary" streetcar service, let alone why anyone would think I was suggesting there be "unnecessary" service. The 504 has 2 minute headways (on paper anyway), and it's still crush loads.