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Old Posted May 7, 2017, 2:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Reecemartin View Post
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).
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.
     
     
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