YEG imagineer
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All the new westbound towers are poured and the form.is up for the first of the ped Bridge towers. And the first eastbound tower is all formed up and ready to.pour.
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MacLac
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Foolworm
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Has construction on the SB Whitemud bus lane started? There's a dirt ramp roughly where it's supposed to go.
It's very steep though, might just be a temporary access for equipment.
It's very steep though, might just be a temporary access for equipment.
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Foolworm
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PSA - Traffic pattern changes to Whitemud Drive on Rainbow Valley Bridge
Traffic pattern changes to Whitemud Drive on Rainbow Valley Bridge February 1, 2024 The Terwillegar Drive Expansion Project will ensure this key north-south route continues connecting Edmontonians acr
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As an aside, the 31 is already seeing service cuts. Not sure if it's because of construction or low demand, doesn't bode well if it's the latter....
fromyeg
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PSA - Traffic pattern changes to Whitemud Drive on Rainbow Valley Bridge
Traffic pattern changes to Whitemud Drive on Rainbow Valley Bridge February 1, 2024 The Terwillegar Drive Expansion Project will ensure this key north-south route continues connecting Edmontonians acrmyemail.constantcontact.com
As an aside, the 31 is already seeing service cuts. Not sure if it's because of construction or low demand, doesn't bode well if it's the latter....
Very anecdotal, but when I see the 31 leaving the U of A heading toward Leger it is close to empty (I want to say nearly every time I’ve seen it.) This is at the end of the work day. Not sure if we have numbers on ridership yet.
Hopefully things pick up!
BrettB
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The schedule shows 12 minute frequencies at peak and 20 minutes at midday, isn't that how the route has operated since it started?
Seamusmuldrew
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Also anecdotal but when I watch it pass McKernan/Belgravia it is also often pretty vacant. I have noticed increased ridership in the last few weeks though.
BrettB
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The nice thing about the ARC card is that ETS doesn't have to hire people to count people riding the bus (my brother used to do that) and wait for their report to see how routes are performing. The feedback is pretty much instantaneous.
thommyjo
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I used to take the 31 to Strathcona and University while living in terwillegar. One theory would be that as that neighborhood ages, the number of students under 25 has significantly dropped and therefore the use of transit. 50 year olds in terwillegar don’t take transit. But their kids might. But the majority of homes there are moving to empty nesters.PSA - Traffic pattern changes to Whitemud Drive on Rainbow Valley Bridge
Traffic pattern changes to Whitemud Drive on Rainbow Valley Bridge February 1, 2024 The Terwillegar Drive Expansion Project will ensure this key north-south route continues connecting Edmontonians acrmyemail.constantcontact.com
As an aside, the 31 is already seeing service cuts. Not sure if it's because of construction or low demand, doesn't bode well if it's the latter....
My childhood cul de sac was 17 homes and 14 of them were families with kids my age. I bet you 90% of those kids are grown and gone and only a few of those homes likely have new families. Most are likely people like my parents. Too young to downsize, too old to have children.
My elementary school used to have 18 portables. Seems to only be 4-6 there these days.
Foolworm
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Well that's a shame then.
In the Feb 4 "patch notes" it was noted that there would be peak hour service cuts, and comparing the route schedules it does look like a couple trips were trimmed.
In the Feb 4 "patch notes" it was noted that there would be peak hour service cuts, and comparing the route schedules it does look like a couple trips were trimmed.
MacLac
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MacLac
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So are the skinny little piers are for the Drive’s lane widening? Or are they for the walking/bike path? What about that big fat pier sitting there by itself?
YEG imagineer
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The skinny piers are for the main bridge. And the thicker pier is the first of two for the pedestrian bridge
ntt1
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With the westbound lane closure does anyone know if there'll be any detour for the multiuse path?
dkazzed
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Yea, a temporary path that takes people all the way down into Rainbow Valley and back up. Not a great detour.