0:31 Humber Loop 1:35 South Kingsway 2:09 Windmere Ave 2:45 Colbourne Lodge Dr 3:21 Parkside Dr 3:48 Glendale Ave St Joseph Health Centre 4:27 Roncesvalles Ave 5:37 Triller Ave.....Jameson Ave 7:39 Lansdowne Ave 8:13 Ossington Ave 9:02 Shaw St 9:54 Claremont St & Niagara St
Would be nice to see the Toronto transit commission put out a cab view round trip video of the street car trip to post on you tube for people who can't travel far it looks like a beautiful ride ...
We don't call them trams here in Toronto. They're called streetcars here. But yeah, on King St ( 504 route ), between Bathurst and Jarvis Sts, this is already banned. On this route ( 501 ), they still can.
@@noodle7515 I was only joking. The old TTC street cars probably went no more than 40 km/hr, however the new ones are significantly more reliable and faster. They definitely hit the speed limit, travelling at 60km/hr, possibly even more depending if the driver obeys traffic laws.
bruh this is 501, it's the longest and least involved in the urban centre of Toronto. if you're talking about the stock, this was taken in 2017 and at this time the TTC was in the midst of upgrading all their streetcar stock and eventually retiring the old stock. If you're looking for good, "rich" transit, look at the 512 or any of the TTC lines. it's kinda funny how people are getting upset over your comment though lol
This is the best video I've seen yet. Regular speed and showing the streetcar going forward. Hope I see more like this.
0:31 Humber Loop
1:35 South Kingsway
2:09 Windmere Ave
2:45 Colbourne Lodge Dr
3:21 Parkside Dr
3:48 Glendale Ave St Joseph Health Centre
4:27 Roncesvalles Ave
5:37 Triller Ave.....Jameson Ave
7:39 Lansdowne Ave
8:13 Ossington Ave
9:02 Shaw St
9:54 Claremont St & Niagara St
Wow that is me on the video I was going to work at the Humber Loop that afternoon it was so hot.
They call these the legendary boys
Nice video
I live near this route. I’m from Long Branch to Humber.
I have work Humber loop many times even in the winter.
Would be nice to see the Toronto transit commission put out a cab view round trip video of the street car trip to post on you tube for people who can't travel far it looks like a beautiful ride ...
I'm glad they did not sell out to G.M. and sell them busses for that area.. I think it's the only city in Canada that has the street car still..
I can't believe they still allow cars to turn left in front of trams anywhere on this route.
Well they do, but not when trams have a green signal.
It's a travesty. The King streetcar has now banned this practice to great success. Hopefully it replicates across the city's large network.
We don't call them trams here in Toronto. They're called streetcars here. But yeah, on King St ( 504 route ), between Bathurst and Jarvis Sts, this is already banned. On this route ( 501 ), they still can.
I really don’t like how they put concrete on the tracks now. It looked better like in this video
ALRV TTC Streetcar 501 from Mimico to Spadina
What tracks are those?
ended at Bathurst XD
nice vid
i need a better camera to start videos
oh... this is the same person that did the video of a "dinosuar" sighting when it was actually a lizard LMAO
Thanks for the advertising...
Does the line still exist? I was talking about the grass tracks not the route, of course I know the route exists.
Yes it does
501 Long Branch
LRT tracks
Kind of....
4ot
Articulated Light Rail Veichle ( A L R V )
4:23 oh no where doomed. its going to hit us
How fast are streetcar km/h
12 km/hour at maximum speed.
@@JasonGafar yeah ill stick to busses
@@noodle7515 I was only joking. The old TTC street cars probably went no more than 40 km/hr, however the new ones are significantly more reliable and faster. They definitely hit the speed limit, travelling at 60km/hr, possibly even more depending if the driver obeys traffic laws.
@@JasonGafar not in traffic they won't.
ALRV
Train
Are you kidding me?!!! This is Toronto's transit system?!!! Toronto is such a rich city with such poor transit.
Jason Gafar excuse me?
And you can do better how?
bruh this is 501, it's the longest and least involved in the urban centre of Toronto. if you're talking about the stock, this was taken in 2017 and at this time the TTC was in the midst of upgrading all their streetcar stock and eventually retiring the old stock. If you're looking for good, "rich" transit, look at the 512 or any of the TTC lines. it's kinda funny how people are getting upset over your comment though lol