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View Poll Results: Based on options for Broadway Corridor Study, what is your preferred choice?
BRT: Commercial to UBC 25 6.16%
LRT A: Commercial to UBC OR Commercial via VCC to UBC 31 7.64%
LRT B: Main St. to UBC AND Commercial to UBC 18 4.43%
RRT: Commercial to UBC OR VCC to UBC 283 69.70%
COMBO: RRT to Arbutus/LRT to Main St via Arbutus 39 9.61%
BUS: Enhanced Bus Service for all buses to UBC 10 2.46%
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2019, 8:49 PM
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It does cover more of the campus, but it also misses Lelem and Point Grey Village. And 3+ small stations are hardly going to be cheaper than one big one.



Problem there is that Alma's station needs to connect with the 7 and 32. What might happen is one at Alma, then one near the soccer field. Or Alma and Trimble (replacing Sasamat).
who said 'small'? I said normal-sized stations dotting the length of the campus instead of one overbuilt station / terminus for the whole campus.

it's UBC's land and money, so they might spend whats needed to get the best results for themselves. That might mean cut n cover along a mall from T-bird Stadium to Chan Center & onwards to the Jericho Lands to offset the cost of some extra UBC stations. perhaps the line might be elevated on campus between the Chan and T-bird stations.
     
     
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