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dan e 1980
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why not?
this division started out as the Toronto Gray & Bruce Railroad (TG&BR) a very long time ago, i think it was 1854. it started as a passenger service, there were many stations along the line. it wasn't really a transit line like in a GO sense, it covered a long distance but you can kinda say that its stations were spaced out like in a GO transit sense.
i was just reading tonight that south of vaughan, the mactier sub is under used. i have noticed too that there seems to be less trains than from the time i was a kid. the section is already double tracked.
my question is, why doesn't go transit start running trains on this section - at least on one track?
i know GO wants to double track the georgetown corridor, why not use one of the CP tracks on the macteir line all the way up to weston?
another question i have, do the CPR tracks go to union station or do they end at the west toronto diamond? i'm pretty sure that when the TG&BR started out, the track went to union but alot could have changed since then.
this division started out as the Toronto Gray & Bruce Railroad (TG&BR) a very long time ago, i think it was 1854. it started as a passenger service, there were many stations along the line. it wasn't really a transit line like in a GO sense, it covered a long distance but you can kinda say that its stations were spaced out like in a GO transit sense.
i was just reading tonight that south of vaughan, the mactier sub is under used. i have noticed too that there seems to be less trains than from the time i was a kid. the section is already double tracked.
my question is, why doesn't go transit start running trains on this section - at least on one track?
i know GO wants to double track the georgetown corridor, why not use one of the CP tracks on the macteir line all the way up to weston?
another question i have, do the CPR tracks go to union station or do they end at the west toronto diamond? i'm pretty sure that when the TG&BR started out, the track went to union but alot could have changed since then.