Streety McCarface
Senior Member
The two terminal stations at Humber College and Keele will be underground.
One has already been built (pretty much)...
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The two terminal stations at Humber College and Keele will be underground.
and is the other trenched?One has already been built (pretty much)...
While I agree that 5 years is too long, your statement is 100% false. there is only 1 complete knock out wall at Finch West station, that's it.One has already been built (pretty much)...
While I agree that 5 years is too long, your statement is 100% false. there is only 1 complete knock out wall at Finch West station, that's it.
There is no platform, just a tunnel entrance towards where the stairs/elevators will be that lead up/down to the LRT platform(s).Hasn't the station complex itself been built to accommodate simple expansion? (installation of tracks, entrance, and lighting/public art?) Seeing as the station itself is the hardest part to build and the extra utilities take little more than at most a year to complete, I'd say it's pretty much done. If a platform has not been built, then that's due to my ignorance.
I wouldn’t call liking responses to be being silent. As long as they didn’t post alternative facts, there’s no need to call them out for it.Why does streety go silent in each thread when confronted with facts? It's ok to admit you arewrong sometimes.
Hasn't the station complex itself been built to accommodate simple expansion? (installation of tracks, entrance, and lighting/public art?) Seeing as the station itself is the hardest part to build and the extra utilities take little more than at most a year to complete, I'd say it's pretty much done. If a platform has not been built, then that's due to my ignorance.
There is literally nothing for the LRT. All they did as a part of the subway construction was leave a wall that could be easily removed for the entrance to the LRT platform.
It sound like Streety is 90% incorrect*, Insertname is 10% incorrect, and Leo is bang on.There is no platform, just a tunnel entrance towards where the stairs/elevators will be that lead up/down to the LRT platform(s).
I already acknowledged I made a mistake. I never saw the knockout wall myself, but I do remember reading in the news that Finch West Station almost didn't open because there were knockout properties (presumably platforms) associated with it. This assumption was made because "knockout" can be associated with the Sheppard Subway's "Knockout wall" properties (lengthened platforms).Why does streety go silent in each thread when confronted with facts? It's ok to admit you arewrong sometimes.
Hasn't the station complex itself been built to accommodate simple expansion? (installation of tracks, entrance, and lighting/public art?) Seeing as the station itself is the hardest part to build and the extra utilities take little more than at most a year to complete, I'd say it's pretty much done. If a platform has not been built, then that's due to my ignorance.