adam cohoon
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Is there going to be a token buy back? [or just quiet phase out]
Yes the question has been raised over the years about weekend and all night service, but until the lines are ATO, you can't do it. Line 1 can be looked at come 2020, but line 2 will be 2031 or about.One final question has the TTC considered running train service over night on Fridays and Saturdays? They are considering this service pattern in Vancouver and I just saw this today , perhaps when signal upgrades are complete or on parts of the lines whee it is?
Yes the question has been raised over the years about weekend and all night service, but until the lines are ATO, you can't do it. Line 1 can be looked at come 2020, but line 2 will be 2031 or about.
That why I stated "what every else may have to be done". Its a blank statement to cover everything, since the list would be too long here. There is so many unknown what work maybe require closing both lines at the same time, but as long as you can have a line open, you can offer more service 7/24. Ridership is saying there needs to be LRT in service on the surface these days for various days and I am not the one making that call in the first place since I don't look at those numbers in the first place.IIRC, some traction power work would also need to be redone.
Work on say the North Track which requires shutting down the power (and it often does) also shuts down power on the southbound track too.
One final question has the TTC considered running train service over night on Fridays and Saturdays? They are considering this service pattern in Vancouver and I just saw this today, perhaps when signal upgrades are complete or on parts of the lines whee it is?
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Adam Cohoon No we will not be refunding any unused fare media at the end of 2018 and encourage customers to use any remaining ticket, tokens or passes and switch over to PRESTO card -- @ttchelps
Considering that we now have Downsview Park and when Eglinton and more RER services come online we will have several more well integrated stations, (we already have UP as well) are there any plans to make an integrated GO/TTC Map for the Toronto area specifically? I feel like a few things would look very interesting to add to the current 2020's planned TTC Map such as the UP Express which adds a high freqeuncy line on the West which can meet the 192 at Pearson as well as the Barrie Line which at full buildout basically acts as an Express Link between the 510 Spadina, Line 2, Line 5, and Line 1.
If there are no such plans would anybody be interested in making a map?
Something like this from here?Definitely needs the GO RH line.
In my view, dedicated-ROW lines belong there, too -- St. Clair streetcar, Viva rapidway buses, and so on.
Someone decided to post a video of the P1 at College last Thursday on Worldstar. Don’t know if it’s against the rules since it’s NSFW.
Thanks for the clarification.Definitely not appropriate to post such a video. The person involved has a family. They don't need to ever know that such a video exists.