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I know but I just think it's stupid of them to do it, it's like people not knowing to press the button on the door of a new streetcar or yelling at the driver because they pressed the button for their stop to late.
They got rid of Sunday stop because they were only in front of Catholic churches, most of them also had a stop not too far away from it, they have never put special stops in front of anything else. If no one used a stip even if it's there for a good reason it should go. Although I do think there are some cases where they should put stops back that they removed. After they moved the stop for St. Andrew subway station further East they should have put the one at Simcoe back as there is a very large block without any streetcar stop now on that section of King.
There was a Sunday stop on College opposite the (old) Toronto General. Sunday was a big visiting day. It was removed about 2 years ago.
A pcc is a lot simpler then it's sucsesors due to it having no computers.
I'm a Born-Again Heretic. I dislike all faiths equally, save for respecting that they mean a lot to their parishioners, and I remember all churches not within a few minutes walk of a regular stop having Sunday Stops.
Exactly their used to be on in front of the one I go to and their is still a regular stop on a small side street in front of a seniors home.
Your posts are not only in need of editing and spell-checking but they are also (as far as one can understand them) contradictory. Only a few posts ago you said:
If I remember correctly, they do not rely on presto gate data for station users calculations since most have fare paid area bus terminals. Instead, there are counters at every possible entrance and exit of the platform on a particular day they are surveying the station. It's filled with bias but it gives more accurate numbers than relying solely on the turnstiles.
