As part of the changes needed to make the prime movers Tier 3 compliant, that contraption - which is basically a muffler - was added...

What makes you think the TTC is going to get cars that are any longer? You have to take into account Toronto's geography into play...

Well, herein lies the rub, doesn't it? The whole point of contracting out services is, if you listen to the right politicians, to "save...

This is great in theory. And yes, a very large part of the pain currently being felt regarding staffing shortages is entirely...

I completely and totally agree with all of your points, but I must also add a caveat - sometimes, even the seemingly simple answer is...

If you don't understand the question, then I would suggest that you don't understand the main problem you are trying to resolve. Take a...

‘Tummy room’ was alright. Of course the person on the aisle would have to get up if the person on the window needed to leave. They also...

In what world, exactly, does 100% of your ridership live exactly on the road that the transit line runs on? You know that their are...

They did. They were removed for safety reasons after one of those collisions in California, I believe, showed they caused serious...

I commuted on the 36 regularly from end to end for four years. I gotta say, it’s not as many people going to the subway as you think...

Assertion that the stops are placed too close together. Looking at Google Maps measurements, the only stops I see that are not...

TTC data showed that most transit trips in Scarborough are not headed downtown. 48% of trips are within Scarborough itself and 23% were...

Is the tram's ability to skip traffic not a massive boon, in and of itself? People opt to drive their car in the suburbs because they...

Even other cities in North America seem to have figured out how to run grade-separated and street-running light rail together.

There's nothing wrong with having surface running LRTs in their own private rights-of-way, they function perfectly fine all over Europe...