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Originally Posted by lrt's friend
The initial plan calls for trains every 3 minutes and 15 seconds, not every 2 minutes.
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In 2018, yes. I'm talking about after Phase 2 is complete. (I'm pretty sure it's actually 3 minutes flat in 2018.)
The Confederation Line will start with a capacity of 12,000 per hour and scale up to 22,200 as demand requires. It can scale beyond that to 28,120 if the city upgrades to ATC (which is roughed in). The ATC upgrade is not budgeted for in the current planning horizon (by contrast, the other upgrades allowing a climb to 22,200--platform extension on surface stations, increasing frequencies to 30tph--are budgeted and planned to occur prior to 2031), so I left it out of the Trillium Line analysis.