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Old Posted Nov 18, 2022, 11:51 PM
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I know they're different counties but it's still doable...it just takes political will. If it's either London or St. Thomas or both who pay for it, then fine. Transit Windsor runs a line to Detroit and that's in a different country for God's sake. It can work.
There's probably a steady demand for the Windsor-Detroit service. Amazon is on its own out there and doesn't have the steady stream of potential passengers to justify running a service out there. Shift changes aren't going to cut it. This is also why the limited to non-existent transit into London industrial parks.

I don't think the civic boundaries matter, St Thomas Transit was running a service into White Oaks Mall, and other local regions have limited service coming into the city as well. I just think it's a matter of sustained demand and lack of resources to offer a limited service that far away.
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