leopetr
Active Member
Last edited:
Great now they want us to get down on our knees to beg? Pitiful treatment of pedestrians in this town I tell you!Just watched an oversize load rig knock over the pedestrian beg button pole on the NE corner of Pape and Danforth. TIL: Not a bollard. Won't stop a car crash.
View attachment 606927
That's not a beg button - that intersection, like pretty much any major intersection around there, doesn't use the pedestrian buttons. Those buttons are only for the blind, to activate the noises.Just watched an oversize load rig knock over the pedestrian beg button pole on the NE corner of Pape and Danforth. TIL: Not a bollard. Won't stop a car crash.
Metrolinx's current standard is to use concrete ties where possible.Great update as always Kotsy! Does Metrolinx use both concrete and wood railway ties? If so, why?
The entire TBM doesn’t need to emerge before it begins disassembly. They have a little over 50 metres of space to work with, before hanging over the DVP.Curious how they are going to remove / dismantle the TBM up on that cliff face?
They may have to build a lot of temporary works to do that
(i.e. a large platform of some kind, maybe even spanning the DVP?)
They are open-excavating the portal before the slopeCurious how they are going to remove / dismantle the TBM up on that cliff face?
They may have to build a lot of temporary works to do that
(i.e. a large platform of some kind, maybe even spanning the DVP?)
Do you mind sharing the link to these drawings?They are open-excavating the portal before the slope
View attachment 608581
I dont think leakers can lolDo you mind sharing the link to these drawings?