Siemens is out. EMUs/Electric locomotives will come from Hitachi (EnTransit) or Alstom (Onxpress)

Brampton Transit seems to do just fine. We can and should make the buses more frequent out in the suburbs among other improvements like TSP or bus lanes. The TRBOT recently released a report on how to do this.

Make the local transit out in the suburbs useable then.

Didn't Alstom sell the Coradia brand to CAF recently?

I find it funny, they're using the TTC font at the entrance.

Not something I would be against. Keep the GO brand but you could differentiate the different types of services provided. Here's an example: GO Regional Express Rail: All-day 15 min electrified service. GO Intercity: The longer distance services. Ex. Union to Niagara, Union to London. GO...

S-Bahn you mean. And I agree with the above. I'm hoping for Onxpress to be the winner. Exciting stuff.

On the bright side, based on a small sample of Omnicron cases, the majority of cases are unvaccinated.

And 15 years since the first post.

You can't make this stuff up.

Closed session.

Looking at their website, still happening. https://www.torontopearson.com/en/community/supporting-communities/building-better-transit

December 31, 2022. :)

Thank you! And from what I've heard from the King-Liberty ST meeting, the bell-ringing pilot involves discontinuing that bell sound you hear when a GO or UPX arrives or leaves a station which I'm honestly in favor of. Unless I'm missing something, I don't see any suburban rail agency outside of...

More importantly, an announcement on fare integration is imminent apparently.

Its catenary... 25Kv.

OnCorr contract closes this month.

I really wish the TTC could get better train countdown screens. The ones in Vancouver is one that comes to mind. Easier to read as well. Sad part is that they had something like this on the TYSSE stations but the screens recently switched to the old format.

I believe that was confirmed according to Steve Munro's site. https://stevemunro.ca/2021/01/20/smarttrack-reduced-to-a-handful-of-go-stations/

And Spadina-Front is served by the Kitchener Line rather than the Barrie Line.