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I was told that the yellow boxes are where the fare machines will be going - I guess we will know very soon.
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I was told that the yellow boxes are where the fare machines will be going - I guess we will know very soon.
drum118
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DonValleyRainbow
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I was wondering why there were three of them.
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It's PARTY TIME:
The event will take place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 18 and will feature remarks from Mayor Tory and representatives from the province and federal government, along with a representative from Waterfront Toronto. TTC Chair Josh Colle will act as emcee. Remarks will be followed by a ride on the new route; you are invited to ride the new low-floor streetcar for all or part of the route. The streetcar will run the entire length of the route and return to the Cherry street loop. The streetcar will pick up customers along the way, and will be free.
As well, we will have our legacy streetcars, including the vintage Peter Witt and PCC, on display at the Cherry Street loop. We will also have music.
The event will take place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 18 and will feature remarks from Mayor Tory and representatives from the province and federal government, along with a representative from Waterfront Toronto. TTC Chair Josh Colle will act as emcee. Remarks will be followed by a ride on the new route; you are invited to ride the new low-floor streetcar for all or part of the route. The streetcar will run the entire length of the route and return to the Cherry street loop. The streetcar will pick up customers along the way, and will be free.
As well, we will have our legacy streetcars, including the vintage Peter Witt and PCC, on display at the Cherry Street loop. We will also have music.
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drum118
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My guess, 4421 or x will be at either the loop or Front St Platform, with the oldies behind it on display.
By the time the 4421 (X) gets back to the Cherry Loop, the oldies will be gone to allow the car to hid for the carhouse.
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There are now three shelters along Cherry Street - at the Loop, at Front and at Mill. There are still a couple of the 'yellow boxes' that may be Ticket Vending machines - I guess we will find out eventually.
The City contractors seem to readying the traffic lights at Cherry & Mill and Cherry & Front
The TTC has started putting up the new 121 bus stops(or installing new signs at existing stops) along The Esplanade and Mill.
The City contractors seem to readying the traffic lights at Cherry & Mill and Cherry & Front
The TTC has started putting up the new 121 bus stops(or installing new signs at existing stops) along The Esplanade and Mill.
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The traffic lights are apparently now working @ Cherry & Front and Cherry @ Mill and the TTC was testing streetcars all afternoon.
M II A II R II K
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Is anyone here going?
TransitBart
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EastYorkTTCFan
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garbage cans maybe?
salsa
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I am.
Napoleon
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It is time to urgently revise the HTA to reduce the duplication of signals, as well as allow more unique signals. In particular, they desperately need to allow red arrows. I think of that every time I'm on Queens Quay.Oh goody.More parallel ROWs with traffic lights that really do require that all drivers, cyclists and pedestrians pay attention to their particular signal.
Which signal is more intuitive?
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I'd say the red circle is far more intuitive. The red arrow seems to be telling me I can do something - turn left on red.