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FFS, we have been talking about this restoration since what, 2010 - and seriously since 2016/7.


Specifically:

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Someone please remind me what year this is?

AoD
 
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FFS, we have been talking about this restoration since what, 2010 - and seriously since 2016/7.


AoD
I'd like a government (in general) where there's less talking, more doing.
 
FFS, we have been talking about this restoration since what, 2010 - and seriously since 2016/7.


Specifically:

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Someone please remind me what year this is?

AoD
See also John Street "revitalization", Yonge street upgrades...Toronto is very serious about urgently improving the public realm 😆
 

Did anyone else not know the TTC ran a Holiday Train??

Better, faster service might be a better use of our tax dollars.

Bah humbug! 🤶⛄
 

Did anyone else not know the TTC ran a Holiday Train??

Better, faster service might be a better use of our tax dollars.

Bah humbug! 🤶⛄

And I wonder where they cribbed that idea from, MTA?

AoD
 
And I wonder where they cribbed that idea from, MTA?

AoD
This is a pretty common concept with transit agencies around the world.

I really doubt the time and money spent on this would have any meaningful impact on service delivery.

And it's not like the TTC doesn't prepare special vehicles for things like Pride, Caribana, toy drives etc., anyway.
 
I accidentally tuned into CP24 and came across Brad Brad going on about his "plan for the TTC" which turned out to be nothing more than some naive I'll punish them into good service scheme. His plan is to make fares free if the vehicle is late. Yeah, the problem isn't an underfunded transit system, it's that drivers didn't have motifivation to be on time. 😑


Ok, how about we deduct pay from a cop every time they fail to enforce drivers going through red lights? Reduce their rank every time they get caught staring at their phones in their cars instead of patrolling the neighbourhood we pay them a quarter of our entire city budget for? Cut the 911 budget every time they put you on hold trying to reach them in an emergency?

I hope Brad Brad sticks with it to the end and loses both the mayor's office and his councillor's job. He sold The Beach on one thing and turned out to be something else entirely.
 
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I accidentally tuned into CP24 and came across Brad Brad going on about his "plan for the TTC" which turned out to be nothing motor than some naive I'll punish them into good service. His plan is to make fares free if the vehicle is late. Yeah, the problem isn't an underfunded transit system, it's that drivers didn't have motifivation to be on time. 😑


Ok, how about we deduct pay from a cop every time they fail to enforce drivers going through red lights? Reduce their rank every time they get caught staring at their phones in their cars instead of patrolling the neighbourhood we pay them a quarter of our entire city budget for? Cut the 911 budget every time they put you on hold trying to reach them in an emergency?

I hope Brad Brad sticks with it to the end and loses both the mayor's office and his councillor's job. He sold The Beach on one thing and turned out to be something else entirely.
It's been funny to see this plan of his get posted on Instagram accounts akin to 6izbuzz and all the comments are laughing about how dumb the idea is and it would bankrupt the ttc
 
That section of Lansdowne north of College is entirely residential on a single-lane in each direction street. If there's enough of a backup that it's blocking streetcars, it's people using it as a through street up to Bloor. Use Dundas (four lanes) up to Bloor instead. 'Nuff said.
It was eastbound I assume it's people making their way up from Lakeshore/Gardiner who want to continue east on Bloor or Dupont and are trying to get off of the busy part of Dundas.
 

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