Juan_Lennon416
Senior Member
The people respected the system as well 
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pstogios
Senior Member
Get your head out of the past bud. It is 2016. Look forward, not back.
Steve X
Senior Member
People this generation are too spoiled.
W. K. Lis
Superstar
Next thing you know the roads they're paving for the bicycles to get a smoother quick ride, could be taken over by the horseless carriages for their own exclusive use. They might even replace the cobblestones between the streetcar tracks with smooth asphalt, so they can ride in the middle of the roads instead of the sides.
Cast_Member
Active Member
Ideal for winter time though.
TheTigerMaster
Superstar
Next thing you know the roads they're paving for the bicycles to get a smoother quick ride, could be taken over by the horseless carriages for their own exclusive use. They might even replace the cobblestones between the streetcar tracks with smooth asphalt, so they can ride in the middle of the roads instead of the sides.
Kids nowadays are too coddled. Back in my days, streetcars were heated with a big, wood burning fireplace in the back of the car. It smelled terrible, the heat was uneven, but we liked it that way!!!
pstogios
Senior Member
Are you 120 years old?
W. K. Lis
Superstar
120 Venusian years? No! That would be 39 Marian years or 75 Terran years. Whatever, the answer is still no.
P23
Active Member
I'm probably the odd one out, but I hate riding the TTC in the summer as the AC is way too cold. I usually get out several stops early and walk because it's so uncomfortable.
TheTigerMaster
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Admiral Beez
Superstar
When I read this https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/07/06/lower-ttc-ridership-leaves-25-million-budget-gap.html
I wonder if the ridership number is fine, only that a lot more folks aren't paying their fare, and thus not being counted.
I wonder if the ridership number is fine, only that a lot more folks aren't paying their fare, and thus not being counted.
Amare
Senior Member
The TTC is foolish if they dont think fare evasion has increased. I've been using the system for many years, and I know how the system works like the back of my head and there's no doubt in my mind that it has increased. I see it myself on a daily basis in a variety of different ways and POP is just increasing the exploitation.
As for the Student Card issue, Presto should fix the issue (that's unless the TTC implements some kind of strange system for validating whether or not someone is a student which wouldnt surprise me at all). They should implement the same system that GO Transit uses to validate whether an individual is a student.
As for the Student Card issue, Presto should fix the issue (that's unless the TTC implements some kind of strange system for validating whether or not someone is a student which wouldnt surprise me at all). They should implement the same system that GO Transit uses to validate whether an individual is a student.
Kitsune
Senior Member
I bet part of the issue with ridership being down are the banks and other downtown employers pushing / forcing employees to work from home.
Johnny Au
Senior Member
There's always a dilemma with regards to fare evasion: allow fare evasion and lose some money or hire more transit enforcement officers (and pay them).
Both involve losing money from the TTC, though the latter allows for employment opportunities for those wishing to be transit enforcement officers.
Dufferin station is rather popular with fare evaders.
Both involve losing money from the TTC, though the latter allows for employment opportunities for those wishing to be transit enforcement officers.
Dufferin station is rather popular with fare evaders.
W. K. Lis
Superstar
If you have a "manual" air-conditioning in your car, the AC "temperature" setting is not like a thermostat in your home. Instead, the AC is always on, but the automobile's heat from the engine heats the cooling to a more comfortable setting.
"Automatic" air-conditioning in car uses a thermostat to turn the AC on and off as needed. It actually uses less gasoline.