Posted Apr 12, 2018, 2:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Innsertnamehere
It's service pattern is closer to that of London's cross rail, High frequency in the core, lower frequencies in the burbs.
If Honolulu counts though, R.E.M. probably should as well.
Also, does utility relocation count as construction? If so there are 2 LRT projects in Toronto that can be added.
In other news, the Finch West LRT announced its RFP winning bidder today, full construction should start in the next few months. Utility relocations have been underway for about a year already.
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No, contracts must be awarded and first shovel in the ground done.
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