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I’m happy that Metrolinx provides bus shelters for the more remote areas of the GTHA. I’m sad to hear that vandalism destroyed part of it. Did your neighbour call the DRPS?
ReplyDeleteFrom our Quick Facts file, did you know that there are absolutely no GO Transit bus shelters in St. Catharines – pop. 131,400? When I queried Customer Relations on the matter, I was told to use St. Catharines Transit shelters. Perhaps your readers from the Niagara region can shed light on why Metrolinx has disdain for patrons down here.
Yes, the vandalism was reported.
ReplyDeleteDurham Regional Transit (DRT) provides the shelters in rural Clarington but not at all stops, just at the ones shared with GO/DRT bus routes.
GO Transit provides un-sheltered concrete benches that are freezing in winter and hot as hell in summer.
Pickering has bus shelters with DRT and GO Transit logos. Is the same true for Clarington? Per Google maps, these bus shelters (GO likes to call them "stations") are attributed to GO Transit. I wonder if there is a co-operative effort between DRT and Metrolinx that is absent in St. Catharines?
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