unimaginative2
Senior Member
The TTC bought articulated buses from Communist Hungary. Unfortunately, they didn't turn out to have the highest quality. Because of that, the TTC decided to abandon all articulated buses.
The TTC bought articulated buses from Communist Hungary. Unfortunately, they didn't turn out to have the highest quality. Because of that, the TTC decided to abandon all articulated buses.
Well that's dealt with. Although subway lines still require a full individual Environmental Assessment (EA), the new Class EA for transit was quite clear that in-fill stations on existing lines, only require a Class EA - which has since become a short 6-month fast-tracked process. So while I'm sure some would squawk, it would be difficult to stop if TTC and Toronto put their mind to it.plus NIMBYs in the area were fiercely opposed to the idea when Sheppard was greenlighted in the first place.