APTA-2048
Senior Member
Toronto had a few AEC double deckers a while back in the 1920s. I believe Brampton operated their Leyland double decker in service briefly. As mentioned above, GO Transit operates double deckers too.
|
|
|
- Thread starter andomano
- Start date
Toronto had a few AEC double deckers a while back in the 1920s. I believe Brampton operated their Leyland double decker in service briefly. As mentioned above, GO Transit operates double deckers too.
ShonTron
Moderator
Hot dog. We have a wiener!
W. K. Lis
Superstar
smuncky
Senior Member
those are some pimpin' rims.
andomano
Active Member
This one may be simple, but try to answer without going to the ttc website;
How many Blue Night routes duplicate one daily route, and what are they?
Example: 301 = 501 would be correct, 321 = 95,133 would be incorrect since it covers 2 routes.
How many Blue Night routes duplicate one daily route, and what are they?
Example: 301 = 501 would be correct, 321 = 95,133 would be incorrect since it covers 2 routes.
ShonTron
Moderator
Let's try - it's tough because I know the Jane night bus covers the Junction route, and the St. Clair night bus covers part of the Jane route! Not going to count the 306, as it deviates from the 506 by going to Dundas west, or the 307 because of the airport service.
301 - 501 Queen
329 - 29 Dufferin
316 - 63 Ossington
353 - 53 Steeles West
385 - 85 Sheppard East
309 - 36 Finch West
308 - 39 Finch East
320 - 97B Yonge (though is rush hours only)
301 - 501 Queen
329 - 29 Dufferin
316 - 63 Ossington
353 - 53 Steeles West
385 - 85 Sheppard East
309 - 36 Finch West
308 - 39 Finch East
320 - 97B Yonge (though is rush hours only)
CDL.TO
Moderator
I know I can't answer this one without a map (great trivia question, BTW!) but I did give it some thought.
The 316 and 63 aren't exactly the same as the night route serves the Ex (and interlines with the 329), and duplicates part of 29D. Though I do think that 329 overlaps completely with route 29D.
And for Finch East and/or West, I suspected that the routes might not be exactly the same at the outer ends.
The 316 and 63 aren't exactly the same as the night route serves the Ex (and interlines with the 329), and duplicates part of 29D. Though I do think that 329 overlaps completely with route 29D.
And for Finch East and/or West, I suspected that the routes might not be exactly the same at the outer ends.
ShonTron
Moderator
I thought about that (the 316) and since the extension to the Ex doesn't overlap any other route directly, and for such a short distance, it doesn't replicate any other, unlike say the 319 Wilson that also spends time on Martin Grove.
CDL.TO
Moderator
Here's a quick and easy one.
Each TTC route has an official name (for example, the 506 is named "Carlton").
Not including night buses (or temporary construction changes), there are two cases where the same name is duplicated by two independent routes.
What are they?
Each TTC route has an official name (for example, the 506 is named "Carlton").
Not including night buses (or temporary construction changes), there are two cases where the same name is duplicated by two independent routes.
What are they?
threnody
Active Member
Bathurst and Kingston Road.
CDL.TO
Moderator
You got it.
Chuck
Senior Member
Here's my question: Where would one find the shallowest entrance to an underground station? Consider street level to platform level.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Wild guess - Yonge-Sheppard?
AoD
AoD
nfitz
Superstar
Leslie - eastern entrance?
RedRocket191
Senior Member
I'm going to go with Dundas Station.