I been saying that they need to grade separate the Kingston Rd, Lawrence and morningside intersection. Remove some left turns and use two stage crossing. Figure out how to implement transit priority before building.
It indeed came installed and never reconfigured. Those TYSSE leds were simply covered up on the pre-TYSSE maps and never turned on so no one would know they were there unless told.
What's worse is the judges will side with the dumbasses doing illegal things citing ttc being "professionals" should take more duty of care. Which is why doors close slower now. Buses accelerate slower now.
All of this crap to keep potential Darwin Award winners alive and continue to pass on...
I highly doubt that will solve the problem. TTC being fear that cars will randomly getting in its way would issue a notice to all bus drivers in the middle of the BRT roadway to slow down well ahead of the intersection before proceeding.
The LRT line is decided for trains to cruise at full...
The ionic thing is this city did install a two stage crossing at Eglinton and Solane. So they know it exists.
I don’t know how long it will take for them to install it for every intersection and how difficult it is to install it for crossings without a station platform. First, they’ll have to...
Finch is much wider than the roads the ION runs on. So pedestrian must be given enough time to cross the road which is around 40 seconds. You can’t cut that short and let a train through. They’ll have to change it to two stage crossing if they want to work around TSP and preemption.
It’s much...
You can look up Houston and watch how efficient their system ran for 2 decades.
I do have to say left turning traffic does complicate things. It would be better if the tracks are on its own corridor like ION than in the middle of a major roadway.
The model is probably way off as it was modelling traffic in 2000s which is significantly less.
The model was definitely for shorter trains too. They assume it’ll start with one car with the length of the current streetcars and eventually ramp up to two cars. The current streetcars also don’t...
If they ever expand, certainly they can do that. However since they operate to profit, this would require a lot more international students which isn't happening anymore.
Davisville and Rosedale (the other one I forgot) are covered directly but wind/snow blows sideways, snow sometimes ends up...
They aren't even embarrassed. They went straight to the blame game and called out the control system limiting their speed.
Rail lines was setup to fail if the modern TTC operates them. We can see from historical videos that TTC operated a much faster streetcar and subway system than the crap...
I also suspect the union would be whining that their members are exposed to these situations while they are the same people who thinks they should be operating the line oppose to privatization.
They could implemented it tomorrow if they want. It's just a flip of a switch. GO Transit has the system in use for years. It's just about who pays for the bill.