This is going to be the most fascinating part of the project to watch.... far more than the route decision or the equipment procurement...

I understand why you feel that way, but I’m optimistic that you’re wrong. Especially after the success of RapidTO on Bathurst and...

I think something getting left out of this discussion about ground level power is the effect of snow and ice build up on the road. It's...

...or detect a coyote or raccoon or bird. Like how they open supermarket doors.

We have a critical backlog of major infrastructure repairs that the TTC needs to address, and until those are addressed it makes...

Again, what's the benefit here? Not having to see a couple of wires? That doesn't seem worth ripping out what we have that's perfectly...

So, is he willing to put the tracker map back online so we can all watch? - Paul

Yeah, that comment caught my attention as well. Surely using the right tech should matter. But you got the quote slightly wrong. He...

Same guy on Reddit mentioned they hit a few red lights, so presumably there’s room for improvement here as TSP rollout completes :D

sometimes you gotta know what the bad looks like before you know what good is.

Steve Munro put together a good analysis in 2020, and the material indicates that the surface option with the intermediate stops would...

There are also intersections that have flashing hands and even pedestrian countdowns, but if the opposing signal isn't actuated by a...

Thanks! Turns out it was a 20-metre radius they were looking at, not 25, but that's still obviously silly. They show that they can't...

Well IIRC the question there was whether they could achieve something like a 25-metre minimum radius, which is indeed absurd. The...

My understanding is that the biggest factor requiring the TTC to get custom trams is the minimum turning radius. Loading gauges and...