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This is the ARTM map (more equivalent to Metrolinx). Not the STM (equivalent of TTC).When do we start showing the GO train lines on the map here?
At least in the Toronto Area, I dont think its necessary to show the whole length because they go much further than the EXO
The same model will be used for the blue-line extension.
A screen with incoming train times at the entrance? The TTC could never.
You should see the screens at some of the bus shelters. It's built into the glass wall with electronic advertising!A screen with incoming train times at the entrance? The TTC could never.
they have them alredy and are putting them in more sationsA screen with incoming train times at the entrance? The TTC could never.
With train times at the entrance? I've only seen the ones that say there's no delays (or is delays), and the ones that show the bus times.they have them alredy and are putting them in more sations
They have ones that show the status of the lines and also of there are other issues like an elevator being out of order. I don't really see why we need train wait times in the stations or even need to show more than what the next train arriving on a particular platform is.With train times at the entrance? I've only seen the ones that say there's no delays (or is delays), and the ones that show the bus times.
I don't know why they can't add the trains. Though service is so frequent here, it doesn't add too much. Though it would be useful at Union or maybe even King to see when the next train is coming. If you are heading to somewhere like Bay (or Line 2 if it's a big delay), you just want the next train; which isn't as easy now there's 2 platforms.They have ones that show the status of the lines and also of there are other issues like an elevator being out of order. I don't really see why we need train wait times in the stations or even need to show more than what the next train arriving on a particular platform is.