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Originally Posted by ssiguy
Smart Tracks will be more frequent all day service with more stops than GO commuter rail but less than a subway. It will probably use single level EMU trains.
The really big difference for Torontonians is that Smart Tracks, unlike RER or GO will be part of the standard TTC service so no extra fare. It's basically a Metro line but on standard rail track.
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Too bad that it is only one line. The could have 7 branches. (7 lines of GO.)