Chaulk it up to Darwin.
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- Thread starter Dandy Horse
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Chaulk it up to Darwin.
Agram
Active Member
if Ford is voted as mayor you won't have to worry about any streetcars.........
Why what i he going to do?
Why what i he going to do?
RedRocket191
Senior Member
Nothing by himself.
Swarley
Active Member
Since you work for the TTC you should really inform yourself about the transit platforms for each candidate...
W. K. Lis
Superstar
Couldn't resist.
Streetcars did have screens or grills covering the open windows. However, due to problems with the screens becoming a barrier for passengers using the windows as an escape route, the provincial government prohibited screens or grills on public transport vehicles of all kinds.
The grills were removed.
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Tuscani01
Senior Member
While on the window topic... thank god they are getting rid of the ability to open windows!
The other morning a teen girl in front of me decided to open the window. Nothing like cold air hitting your face when you are already cold!
The other morning a teen girl in front of me decided to open the window. Nothing like cold air hitting your face when you are already cold!
StIdes
Active Member
Yea I'm pretty disappointed with the new subways and streetcars. I hate how we just keep getting more and more freedoms taken away everyday.
Dan416
Senior Member
I'm glad the windows won't open any more. On current subways and streetcars, with AC and all, it's unnecessary and in fact detrimental to have windows that open.
reaperexpress
Senior Member
Most of YRT's Orion Vs and all of Viva's bus fleet have windows sealed shut. I have ridden plenty of sealed-window buses over the years, and the interior environment is comfortable all year round. The A/C is more than capable of keeping the interior nice and cool.
I find that the sealed-window buses are more comfortable in summer, because otherwise (as many others have pointed out), people open the windows, even when the AC is on.
The downside is that in on hot days, when the A/C fails, the bus needs to be taken out of service. I worry that the TTC may not do this, and it would result in rather uncomfortable streetcar rides.
I find that the sealed-window buses are more comfortable in summer, because otherwise (as many others have pointed out), people open the windows, even when the AC is on.
The downside is that in on hot days, when the A/C fails, the bus needs to be taken out of service. I worry that the TTC may not do this, and it would result in rather uncomfortable streetcar rides.
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Justin10000
Banned
This is what happens when you have vehicles designed by socialist engineers.
Agram
Active Member
I know what Ford is proposing, I was just kidding. But since he is always preaching about saving m,oney, how foolish would it be of him to scrap the streetcars considering all the money spent on them and all the money it would take to rip up all the tracks and tear down the overhead wires. Besides I had no idea Ford was running a dictatorship in this city.
JWBF
Senior Member
Transit City: $$$$$$$
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Ford's Transit Plan:
Subways = $$$$$$
Discontinue Some Streetcars = $$
More Busses = $
More Drivers = $$$
Broken Contracts/Quick Resales = $$$
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Ford's Transit Plan:
Subways = $$$$$$
Discontinue Some Streetcars = $$
More Busses = $
More Drivers = $$$
Broken Contracts/Quick Resales = $$$
The Mad Navigator
Banned
Clearly, Transit City is the winner in this analysis.