REM to run short trains on weekends
The REM will be running short trains on weekends and statutory holidays.
Transit generally is sinking into debt.
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Francesco 11:48 on 2024-04-18 Permalink
REM was designed and planned to run two-car trains during off-peak hours, they have not yet done so while still breaking in the system; uncrewed switching from four- to two-car trains and back again would add an unnecessary layer of complexity during these live tests. Nothing to see here.
Kate 13:00 on 2024-04-18 Permalink
La Presse thought it was a story.
Francesco 15:28 on 2024-04-18 Permalink
True. Like the Devoir thinks modern (nearly silent, compared to just 30 years ago) planes at 5000 feet over Montréal-Est approaching YUL are making life Hell for some dude in RPP.
Jonathan 06:34 on 2024-04-19 Permalink
Planes are pretty loud overhead here in Villeray. So much so that if i’m having a videocall in my backyard I have to pause my speaking in order to let it pass.
Kate 09:08 on 2024-04-19 Permalink
Ian, I kyped this map of the city from CTV (copied it because I was afraid they’d eventually delete it) and it should show you the borough. Please come back and report!
Kate 09:10 on 2024-04-19 Permalink
Jonathan: yes, the planes are loud here in Villeray, but the weird thing is, I kind of like it, because it means it’s summer and I have the windows open.
Ian 09:21 on 2024-04-19 Permalink
In my last apartment, in the heart of Mile End, I was directly under the flight path for helicopter school. Didn’t notice they came every 40 minutes … until covid 😀
To be fair, that wasn’t why I moved, but it’s one of those things that once you notice is hard to ignore.
azrhey 13:36 on 2024-04-19 Permalink
I’m in VSL directly under the landing path. Plane noise is a thing, sure, but I guess I would much more bothered if I didn’t have to keep my windows closed 24/7 because motorized idiots think Marcel-Laurin is a racing track….