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I dont see why RailAmerica would say no since they would be getting a upgraded line for little or no cost to them

RailAmerica has no say, since they don't own the line.

I'm sure that CN on the other hand, wouldn't mind all that much.

Dan

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From the Toronto Star:

This is great news, as many feared that rail projects were excluded from the new EA process. I've always believed that the Georgetown South EA was going to be sent back once the new framework was in place and the RTP was released, so hopefully this is evidence that the province is moving in that direction.

Where would the Georgetown South rail line go to?

I also remember when a new proposal for a 'mid-town line' would be taking shape. What, if any was the areas or GO stations that line would serve?

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RailAmerica has no say, since they don't own the line.

I'm sure that CN on the other hand, wouldn't mind all that much.

Dan

Could be 2391 and 2392 or 2396 and 2397. Afterall, drivers aren't that reliable on sources. Let's see how accurate the info is starting next week when the 94 is suppose to be ran entirely by V Subs.

BTW, 2378 came today. At this rate of one per day, in around three week's time we'll see the hybrids since MCI seems to be delivering them in relatively good order unlike Orion's NGs! for TTC.

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Could be 2391 and 2392 or 2396 and 2397. Afterall, drivers aren't that reliable on sources. Let's see how accurate the info is starting next week when the 94 is suppose to be ran entirely by V Subs.

BTW, 2378 came today. At this rate of one per day, in around three week's time we'll see the hybrids since MCI seems to be delivering them in relatively good order unlike Orion's NGs! for TTC.

I didnt know you could run AC off of shore power ": Electrically driven semi-hermetic Carrier compressor with ability to run A/C from shore power without idling coach"

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Could be 2391 and 2392 or 2396 and 2397. Afterall, drivers aren't that reliable on sources. Let's see how accurate the info is starting next week when the 94 is suppose to be ran entirely by V Subs.

My understanding is that the hybrids are not included in the 44 buses due this year.

Dan

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If you speak of 2394, then no I haven't saw it yet. :P And I dont think there are many Orion V Suburbans, saying that I have seen less than 5 in my whole life, where as the D4500's I've saw MILLIONS. :P

Chris

Take a trip to Finch, you will see them there.... as for in the Hammer, I think i have seen 1 V down that way.... and even then, all i could say was :unsure:;)

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And I dont think there are many Orion V Suburbans, saying that I have seen less than 5 in my whole life, where as the D4500's I've saw MILLIONS. ;)

Lucky you.... But there are more than 5 V Subs.

And Orion V was asking about whether the 94 Oshawa Hwy2 route was running exclusively with V Subs, as was apparently going to happen this week.

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Saw a movie clip with what seems to be, not one, but 2 GO Transit Fishbowls.

I IMDB'd the movie and it appears to have been entirely filmed in New York in 2000 or so. Who owns these buses? Are they even authentic GO Transit buses?

I remember seeing this movie a while back. Deffinitely ex. GO buses.

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Saw a movie clip with what seems to be, not one, but 2 GO Transit Fishbowls.

I IMDB'd the movie and it appears to have been entirely filmed in New York in 2000 or so. Who owns these buses? Are they even authentic GO Transit buses?

Those definitely have to be ex-GO Transit fishbowls. The paint scheme is spot on with their old style, and, well, they still have the Flag of Ontario on them (although, I think, this movie doesn't take place in Canada but California?). Awesome find!

EDIT: According to the IMCDB (Internet Movie Car Database), these have been identified as 1975 New Look 5307As. Therefore, they are from GO Transit's 1045-1049 and/or 1050-1056 fleet.

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Those definitely have to be ex-GO Transit fishbowls. The paint scheme is spot on with their old style, and, well, they still have the Flag of Ontario on them (although, I think, this movie doesn't take place in Canada but California?). Awesome find!

EDIT: According to the IMCDB (Internet Movie Car Database), these have been identified as 1975 New Look 5307As. Therefore, they are from GO Transit's 1045-1049 and/or 1050-1056 fleet.

In other words, strictly used for the C and Bayview routes back then.

Just saw 2366 on 94 on a Sunday which means obviously the V Sub dominance on 94 hasn't started yet. ;)

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