You could try contacting OC Transpo somehow. They're usually available at OC Transpo events including doors open which is in June (assuming they have some buildings open). I would expect that there'll be some available whenever the line launches too.
You could try contacting OC Transpo somehow. They're usually available at OC Transpo events including doors open which is in June (assuming they have some buildings open). I would expect that there'll be some available whenever the line launches too.
You could try contacting OC Transpo somehow. They're usually available at OC Transpo events including doors open which is in June (assuming they have some buildings open). I would expect that there'll be some available whenever the line launches too.
Ya those would be cool to have. My kids came home from my MOL's house the other day with cardboard ambulances that we had to construct; actually pretty neat little toys.
Ya those would be cool to have. My kids came home from my MOL's house the other day with cardboard ambulances that we had to construct; actually pretty neat little toys.
When I was a kid I got something similar from VIA Rail for their new (at the time) LRC trains: léger-rapide-confortable IIRC.
I'm getting the sinking feeling RTG is going to blow another deadline. There seems to have been barely any progress this year, despite only small things bring left
This little nagging feeling tells me they are going to want until the end of April
They still haven't done the decals on the lanterns and today, I saw an incomplete train (missing the side and roof panels) parked just east of Cyrville.
And considering they need to do 12 days of full-service testing before handing over the line yet I barely see any trains running when I pass by the eastern part of the lines, twice a day, it's not looking good.
Even the way they delivered the new handover date; after three months of blowing the last deadline, they needed an extra day to come up with "ya sure, what the Mayor said, March 31st".
Yep. Just driving by Parliament and Lyon, and their entrances aren’t complete yet. What the hell is going on with this contract? Why can’t the city push RTG to just get it done?
Unless there’s some massive construction flaws that we haven’t heard about, I don’t see what the issue is in just putting on resources and getting the finishes done. I hope RTG isn’t this terrible a manger on maintenance. And I am hoping they don’t win on the Trillium Line.
A good friend of mine works on the light rail project. Privately he says that they won't be ready for a March or even April handover. Apparently something happened in the city's light rail office a few weeks or a couple of months ago that really complicated the whole handover timeline.
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