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Old Posted Dec 22, 2017, 7:17 AM
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Originally Posted by OCCheetos View Post
I saw a crew putting up a "B" (platform) sign at the Heron / Bronson bus stop (across the road from Confed-- I mean Mooney's Bay). I guess the bus stops in that area will now collectively be known as "Mooney's Bay Station"?
I noticed that as well - the bus NSAS has always always called the eastbound stop as Confederation Station, though possibly in addition to another name. I can't recall what it says in the westbound direction, possibly Heron/Bronson.

The addition of identifiers brings the station into line with other stations like Heron. The odd thing is that usually, OC identifies each platform with a number, then each stop with a letter. For example, Billings Bridge has four platforms, 1-4, and platforms 3 and 4 each have 3 stops, 3A, 3B, 3C, etc. New Hurdman has only one platform, so stops are only lettered. In this case though, the system is reversed, with each platform (side of the road) getting a different letter.
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