They can't fix it because the manufacturer of the parts literally doesn't exist anymore. It was either replace with LRT or a subway with a four to seven year gap of non-service either way
@@kiroolioneaver8532 thats fair, even then I'd think investing in our own productions and maintenance would be more beneficial than returning to busses, the heart of Ontarios manufacturing is nextdoor
@@kiroolioneaver8532 So why is the Vancouver SkyTrain who uses the same trains as line 3 here in Toronto able to keep running with low matanenice in Vancouver, but not in Toronto? Can't bombardier provide parts for the Mark I?
Hahaha, you pay more you get less and you'll like it. And you will never ever have a subway extension. No way. But prices will go up forever. That's a given.
need to wrest affairs out of cleptoparasites' grubby paws (especially!) there 💡💡💡 rapid transit more than ever nowadays hails right out of corporateers' development kit, you see -- redevelopment even..! trashing one area to advantage elsewhere is merely customary for those cuckoos, ain't it...
Was it really that impossible to just fix up the SRT? I feel closing it for 1 year and doing huge maintenance vs 7 years and a one stop subway was the better alternative. Also what would happen if they just kept it open until the green line extension opens. what is 7 more years of RT gonna do in the long run. smh, NO ONE wants to take a bus.
considering the SRT is a decade pass it's expected lifespan, it would be way more expensive to upkeep than to do the stopgap option of a busway and waiting on the Line 2 Extension
Canada's been captured for ages -- and bragging NONSTOP how their federation is the world's best nation, its anglo 'metropolitanites' come across nutty
ok it might be time people begin going on protests as always remember, it is not the job of the people to serve the government, it is the job of the government to serve the people.
I've been wondering when the protests will start. There's so much mess in the city & country and neither the government or the citizens are doing anything. I'd love to join a protest but I'm not sure there's any after freedom convoy
That RT is like a voyage through the Andes on a children’s mining subway where the running gear sounds like it’s running on rocks or it’s going to come up through the floor.
for years back subsequent to its advent the sound of SRT trains setting off reminded me me of public toilets flushing -- you know the type, those grimey Victorian ones that you pull their chains to flush...
Let’s keep it We just don’t want to see a tear down I haven’t tried on it before because I have families in Toronto that we only go on the Toronto subway train underground with the blower Danforth and the Jann’s line and Sheppard line
Modernization in 🇨🇳 is amazing, did you know poverty allieviation completed 10 yrs ago CGTN The Point-Hub-Heat why 40+ countries joining BRICS. RT International great journalists
Hope the busses are electric, can't imagine the carbon footprint of busses replacing electric trains.. less service, more costs that's the way this government works, the model of the future!
@@KP-xi4bj we can use wind and solar to charge the busses this have been proven to work on this scale. Maybe not powering a whole city but it can work here and reduce the carbon to almost 0. Maybe that is the plan it should be. Make an effort show the people government cares and thinks.
There are thousands of pick-up trucks and full size suv roaming the streets of Scarborough with one passenger in it. And you worry about the buses not being electric. You have your priority upside down.
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From a subway to busses,what a great long term planning...
That's what I get when you vote for Rob Ford's " Subways Subways Subways!"
Horrible idea. The RT railing should be considered an investment. The bus is a downgrade.
Hmmm. A diesel bus to replace a train for SEVEN YEARS.
So instead of fixing it or making things safer they just stop the services altogether and replace it something less efficient
They can't fix it because the manufacturer of the parts literally doesn't exist anymore. It was either replace with LRT or a subway with a four to seven year gap of non-service either way
@@kiroolioneaver8532 thats fair, even then I'd think investing in our own productions and maintenance would be more beneficial than returning to busses, the heart of Ontarios manufacturing is nextdoor
Yes
@@kiroolioneaver8532 So why is the Vancouver SkyTrain who uses the same trains as line 3 here in Toronto able to keep running with low matanenice in Vancouver, but not in Toronto? Can't bombardier provide parts for the Mark I?
@@transportationland6395 Vancouver updated their infrastructure while Toronto kept using the same old one.
7 years means forever
That's what you get when you vote for Rob Ford's " Subways Subways Subways!"
It will be forever, don't doubt about it.
Transit mismanagement at it's best. Thx for that, Mr. Tory.
Blame Rob Ford for killing the original LRT plan
Hahaha, you pay more you get less and you'll like it. And you will never ever have a subway extension. No way. But prices will go up forever. That's a given.
They're already constructing the line 2 extension
This city is changing so fast
And not for the better
need to wrest affairs out of cleptoparasites' grubby paws (especially!) there 💡💡💡 rapid transit more than ever nowadays hails right out of corporateers' development kit, you see -- redevelopment even..! trashing one area to advantage elsewhere is merely customary for those cuckoos, ain't it...
Was it really that impossible to just fix up the SRT? I feel closing it for 1 year and doing huge maintenance vs 7 years and a one stop subway was the better alternative. Also what would happen if they just kept it open until the green line extension opens. what is 7 more years of RT gonna do in the long run. smh, NO ONE wants to take a bus.
considering the SRT is a decade pass it's expected lifespan, it would be way more expensive to upkeep than to do the stopgap option of a busway and waiting on the Line 2 Extension
Canada's been captured for ages -- and bragging NONSTOP how their federation is the world's best nation, its anglo 'metropolitanites' come across nutty
ok it might be time people begin going on protests as always remember, it is not the job of the people to serve the government, it is the job of the government to serve the people.
I've been wondering when the protests will start. There's so much mess in the city & country and neither the government or the citizens are doing anything. I'd love to join a protest but I'm not sure there's any after freedom convoy
@@CoconutPatel Torontonians for ya lol, I was thinking on maybe starting a petition or two but don't know how
Leave the LRT alone until the new subway is built!
😂😂😂 That's what I get when you vote for Rob Ford's " Subways Subways Subways!"
World class city!
That RT is like a voyage through the Andes on a children’s mining subway where the running gear sounds like it’s running on rocks or it’s going to come up through the floor.
for years back subsequent to its advent the sound of SRT trains setting off reminded me me of public toilets flushing -- you know the type, those grimey Victorian ones that you pull their chains to flush...
city needs to tell the government to pause immigration, this is a nightmare
Oh no we want to keep it alive!
The LRT would have been up and running by now if they hadn't switched plans
I heard some regular route buses and 2 or 3 express buses from STC will extend to Kennedy to service for 7 years
I like the RT, will miss it
I don't think lots of people are going to be happy once the Scarborough LRT goes out of commission.
Well it was inevitable.
Remove the rails, pave it, make it rapid bus way until subway
Let’s keep it
We just don’t want to see a tear down I haven’t tried on it before because I have families in Toronto that we only go on the Toronto subway train underground with the blower Danforth and the Jann’s line and Sheppard line
Well... It ended earlier.
I'm actually the kid that losing the SRT would left me stranded
So beautiful love it there
where is this?
Planet Earth!
Scarboroughstan
It’s a bit of show boating any how one could say continental drifting for amalgamation even though the route is walking distance .
Modernization in 🇨🇳 is amazing, did you know poverty allieviation completed 10 yrs ago CGTN The Point-Hub-Heat why 40+ countries joining BRICS. RT International great journalists
They are always shi@@ing on Scarborough🤬
Over head
Hope the busses are electric, can't imagine the carbon footprint of busses replacing electric trains.. less service, more costs that's the way this government works, the model of the future!
Still have to burn coal or natural gas to produce electricity which produces greenhouse gases as byproducts.
@@KP-xi4bj we can use wind and solar to charge the busses this have been proven to work on this scale. Maybe not powering a whole city but it can work here and reduce the carbon to almost 0. Maybe that is the plan it should be. Make an effort show the people government cares and thinks.
@@Womba1009 Perhaps, synthetic fuel, aka e-fuel is the future!
There are thousands of pick-up trucks and full size suv roaming the streets of Scarborough with one passenger in it. And you worry about the buses not being electric. You have your priority upside down.
@@KP-xi4bj sure it can be something. Public projects like these are the place to show it.
Get woke go broke.
That's what I get when you vote for Conservative Rob Ford's " Subways Subways Subways!"