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Originally Posted by Reecemartin
In terms of limited trainsets due to navigating traffic again this is LRT not a streetcar, segregated lanes mean we could have 90m trains like are going to be used on ECLRT (3 flexities back to back).
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The problem there is that the average city block is 80m long. Fair point, I'll concede a two-train Flexity (60m?), but larger trains would either block traffic or require some very creative planning, especially around the 104th turn. The bi-articulate buses are cumbersome as it is, to say nothing of anything larger.
Not to mention that if you need a tram that big in the first place, you're probably doing something wrong. LRT can't replace RRT/SkyTrain.