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Just a reminder, Fight for Bikes protest today at 2PM at Queen's Park.

Cycling Infrastructure: There is a multi-use path going northbound all the way to 19th. Eastbound there's a 2.5 km Multi-Use Path to Esna Park, great separation, but a bit short currently. Southbound there's the German Mills Trail that connects up with both the Duncan Creek Trail and the East...

Yes, hopefully this development will be able to revitalize the plaza. More retail options for people close by. This location has great cycling connectivity. Also connectivity to multiple bus lines. Lots of parks. Great location for density.

Excavation happening. Space expanded for holding dirt.

@Kyle Campbell Ehh, would they really be able to keep a lid on disastrous news while an election is ongoing? There'd be a leak and it'd be quite the scandal during the campaign.

A video from today. Looks like a big crowd on the Danforth. https://www.reddit.com/r/toronto/s/2O6jpjVsH4

The development will be phased in, possibly over 25 years. The runway (where the stadium will be) is planned to be a continuous pedestrian corridor with mixed use development on both sides. 2032-2051 is the current plan for development of the Runway. They're developing some other sections first.

https://globalnews.ca/news/10864269/mississauga-go-station-plan-metrolinx-recommend-against/

@Coolibop It's one of the problems they're trying to solve. It might be computationally expensive to do the dynamic searching. For non-royale users they even limit the number of options you see when searching for a route. To do a reroute you need to repoll yourself to look at alternate route...

How much double tracking is needed for 30 min service?

@Coolibop One benefit of train tracking is that you can get an alert on your phone that your stop is coming up. Through headphones or as a popup. Yeah, it might be hard to model that much traffic. There will also always be outliers. There's also a slight bias towards getting you to the stop...

TransitApp introduces undergound tracking that even works with weak GPS. It even works offline with a lightweight model. The main solution is using acceleration data, turning it to frequency data. Generally, when the train is moving it's 5Hz and 2Hz while walking...

I wasn't there but this video suggests much more turnout than captured in your picture @bearcat (Not blaming you) https://www.reddit.com/r/toronto/s/mGp6oQsv1S

https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2024.CC23.1 Respecting Local Democracy and Cities Report from the Mayor The recent provincial Bill 212 seeks to overturn the decisions and work of our locally elected Toronto City Council. If passed, the Bill means one government would, at...

To be fair, the slide mentioned that they're currently training trainers.

https://pub-regionofwaterloo.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=10050 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/region-waterloo-bike-lane-concept-plan-approved-at-committee-1.7374157 During a sustainability, infrastructure and development committee meeting on Tuesday...

https://www.grt.ca/en/about-grt/grt-business-plan-2025-2030.aspx https://www.engagewr.ca/grt-business-plan GRT 2025-2030 Business Plan Image 1: Frequent Transit Network, and Highway Express. Conventional Bus and Train Business Plan Guide the expansion of conventional bus and train services...

Interesting, open payments and cash cost $1 more than Presto. And Youth only get a 10% discount.

Taylor Swift Concert Service changes: (City News article is more detailed than the Metrolinx press release) https://toronto.citynews.ca/2024/11/04/metrolinx-extends-and-adds-trains-for-taylor-swift-concerts-in-toronto/ Kitchener GO Line: For weekday concerts, Nov. 14, 15, 21 and 22, the last...