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Originally Posted by lrt's friend
Two digit bus route numbers all go to the Confederation Line, so Route 97 will go to Hurdman.
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Didn't know that, thanks. It's not an intuitive rule - would have made more sense to set it up so that all buses starting with a 1 (e.g., 100-199) connect to the Confederation (1) line: the presence of a distinguishing feature (the initial 1) makes it more understandable than the absence of a digit (as compared to 3 digit routes).
Is there a similar rule about bus routes that connect to the Trillium line?
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Originally Posted by lrt's friend
My earlier comment about cutting frequency relates specifically to the deletion of Route 53 as a frequent route as you will note when comparing the two maps. Also, note that Fisher Avenue no longer has frequent service as it does today.
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Maybe I'm overly optimistic but I noticed that on the new signs on Holland, they "upgraded" the 86 from Local to Frequent - you can see the sticker with the orange hexagon covering the gray rectangle here. I assume it will be "Frequent" south to Fisher too. Hopefully this means that there are other Frequent routes they have yet to add to the map. (As opposed to calling the 86 "Frequent" until the C-Line opens, and planning to remove the Frequent sticker when it does.)
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