innsertnamehere
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I wouldn't call it pandering if it makes sense. it would be the first real investment in regional rail in Canada in a long time, I hope it happens.
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of course haha, its all in the plan.
The plans for each line are:
Stouffville: Hourly all day 2 way GO to Mount Joy GO station
Richmond Hill: Hourly all day 2 way GO to Richmond Hill GO station
Barrie: Hourly all day 2 way GO to Green Lane GO station
Milton: Hourly all day 2 way Go to Meadowvale GO station
Kitchener: either 30 or 15 minute electrified all day 2 way GO to Mt Pleasant GO station, and now possibly hourly all day 2 way GO to Kitchener GO station
Lakeshore East & West: 15 minute electrified service on the entire line, including an extension to Hamilton.
Milton is the second busiest line, they should get 30 min off peak to Meadowvale.Ironically, hourly service on the Milton line would actually be a decrease in service, as it's currently half-hourly most times of the day.
Further, they'd still have to run buses from Square One GO.
Milton has major issues with GO not owning the line.
? there are currently no off peak trains on Milton. Peak service would remain well, well above hourly. The hourly figure is just for off peak. Buses from Square one would probably be eliminated, people will be able to either take the Transitway to Kipling or the Hurontario LRT to Cooksville GO.
[FONT="]8,000 passengers, with approximately 5,000 starting their journey at Square One[/FONT]Getting rid of buses at Square One is a bad idea. These buses are very heavily used. This service should become like the Hamilton GO bus which runs parallel to the trains all day including rush hour in both directions. It would probably make sense to reroute it via the transitway which means it would stop at Airport Corporate Centre and go via 427/Gardiner.
[FONT="]8,000 passengers, with approximately 5,000 starting their journey at Square One[/FONT]