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London Rapid Transit (In-Design)

For Ottawa I was specifically thinking of Carleton Place. For Windsor it is definitely the Windsor/Esses/Kingsville/Leamington corridor which has 70,000 people and is already such a heavy commuter route that it is currently being twinned between Leamington & Windsor.

For London, it is right smack dab in the middle of a number of commuter towns. St.Thomas 47,000, Ingersol 14,000, Woodstock 50,000, Aylmer 8500, Tillsonburg 19,000, Strathroy 18,000, Middlesex Centre 23,000, Thames Centre 14,0000, as well as St.Mary's 7,000 and Stratford 32,000 in Perth counties. What also makes a GO bus network particularly competitive in London is that London has no urban freeways so the buses can move just as fast as any car and faster if they can use the new London BRT routes.

London is not only a large city but also a regional one for education, healthcare, gov't services, shopping, entertainment, and, of course, employment.
 

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