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Old Posted Mar 8, 2020, 5:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Phalanx View Post
Assuming there are weight allowances for it, it can be hung off the side of a bridge (I'd say below, but given that it was just raised to allow clearance for larger ships, that's a no-go). See the Rainbow Bridge and Yurikamome line in Tokyo (that's conventional monorail, but regardless...), or even down the middle of one if there's enough clearance. Beyond that, it's easy enough to include a solution with any potential new crossing.
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How would it get across the harbour though? Wouldn't that be a requirement for any LRT-type system for Halifax?
Just imagine a new bridge at the southern end of Halifax/Dartmouth bringing this line across and over the harbour? It would make the city feel like a major metropolitan city.

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I'm not saying it's a deal-breaker for that system type, but can you really imagine people accepting one of these station buildings being built directly above a downtown street such as SGR or Barrington?

I don't even know if I'd feel comfortable with it tbh. I'd have to give it some thought.
They built the Cogswell overpass And people are still talking about it. There will always be the detractors.
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