Bombardier spokesperson says SkyTrain technology is not “proprietary”
Despite years of claims to the contrary, Bombardier confirms SkyTrain technology is not proprietary and never has been.
Despite years of claims to the contrary, Bombardier confirms SkyTrain technology is not proprietary and never has been.
Surrey’s Mayor thinks we should follow Portland and build LRT, but the data shows that SkyTrain is a better model.
A 2004 referendum outcome shows that City of Richmond residents didn’t want an at-grade LRT at all.
A policy review finds Calgary’s C-Train LRT system fails to shift commuters out of cars.
Registered vehicle count data shows that Surrey residents love to drive
What if SkyTrain technology actually costs less than LRT on the Eglinton Crosstown Line?
Paul Hillsdon proposed a network of 43.4 kilometres of light rail for a cost of $1.1 billion; it would actually cost $2.39 billion.
Portland’s LRT “success story” collapses once you see how much of the development was subsidized with public funds.
Portland’s experience shows that decades of costly light rail expansion don’t automatically translate into higher transit use.
A 2010 survey by TransLink shows that Canada Line riders value speed, frequency and reliability