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Should be exciting to see photos & videos of the LRVs, especially if they're run multi-unit with 2 or 3 car trains. I don't think we've seen anything but renderings & mock-ups.
 
I believe this will be the first time the Flexity Freedom will be used anywhere in the world. I bet a lot of people at bombardier are rather excited as well.
 
Open Houses

From this link:

Metrolinx is hosting three open houses in September at various locations along the Eglinton corridor to provide an update on current Crosstown construction.
Join us at one of the following sessions to hear what is happening, why it needs to happen and how it may impact you:

Tuesday, September 9, 2014
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Holy Blossom Temple
1950 Bathurst Street


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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Leaside Memorial Community Gardens
1073 Millwood Road


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Monday, September 15, 2014
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Unity Church of Truth
173 Eglinton Avenue West


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See full notice here.
- See more at: http://thecrosstown.ca/news-media/whats-new/open-houses-in-september#sthash.enCqgyNC.dpuf

Going to ask about the LRV barns on the Kodak lands. Will they have something there to test the LRV's?
 
The first TBM is almost at Oakwood. Allen Road is really close.

You think traffic at Allen and Eglinton is bad now. Soon they'll be removing the TBM from the west side of Allen, taking it over Allen, then reassembling it in the hole on the east side of Allen. Then, once it started boring again, all the equipment and dump trucks that are currently operating out at Black Creek will be start operating at Allen instead. Fun times.
 
How will the area from the west side of the Allen to the east side side of the Allen be tunnelled if not with the TBM and when?
 
How will the area from the west side of the Allen to the east side side of the Allen be tunnelled if not with the TBM and when?

It's basically just the new station there that'll need to be built later.
It's not exactly clear how they will do it, but it will involve some level of likely having to close the existing Subway while they build the new station underneath, but not until most of the rest of the tunneling is complete.
The same will likely have to happen at Yonge St as well.
 
You think traffic at Allen and Eglinton is bad now. Soon they'll be removing the TBM from the west side of Allen, taking it over Allen, then reassembling it in the hole on the east side of Allen. Then, once it started boring again, all the equipment and dump trucks that are currently operating out at Black Creek will be start operating at Allen instead. Fun times.

Ahhh quit whining. That's not the right attitude buddy. You could learn a thing or two from the the Toronto Subway Song :rolleyes:

[video=youtube;IPrO6jW9fYc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPrO6jW9fYc[/video]
 
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You think traffic at Allen and Eglinton is bad now. Soon they'll be removing the TBM from the west side of Allen, taking it over Allen, then reassembling it in the hole on the east side of Allen. Then, once it started boring again, all the equipment and dump trucks that are currently operating out at Black Creek will be start operating at Allen instead. Fun times.

Use Lawrence and Marlee to bypass the traffic.
 
TBM tracker updated yesterday. The second TBM has passed Dufferin, and the first one is about 550m away from the extraction shaft.
 
At Metrolinx Board meeting, around 1:47:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iWwp7CPh1c

Should reach Allen in December. TBMs will be moved in one piece across Allen to the next launch shaft.

From Allen to Yonge: late 2016
From Brentcliffe to Yonge: around the same time, late 2016

All tunnelling done mid-late 2016, then stations after.
 

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