In Toronto Englinton LRT been 17 years still not open

Thank you for the responses 🙏

Clarification: There have been more Line 1 incidents this winter so far than this summer, but thankfully most have been shorter than 30 minutes and don't require R1.

OC definitely should communicate their reliability stats in a more up-to-date manner and explain why an incident occurred

It's absolutely not a downward trend.

There are interim measures, such as temporary speed restrictions, that need to be resolved (and is something we all should fight for). But with them, Line 1 has been able to become a reliable train

Pretending the train is unreliable is a big distraction

Line 1 is far more reliable than it was back when it first opened

Accidents happen, not a big deal

This was the first unplanned R1 in months. The line has been significantly more reliable since I moved here back in 2022. I remember there used to be near weekly R1 deployments during winter.

I have my qualms with line 1, but doomposting gets you nowhere.

Well it his been 17 yrs city of Toronto been waiting for the Englinton LRT

Here are some of the statistics they keep records on wish @helps.octranspo.com had breakdown stats on here
www.octranspo.com/en/about-us/...

Statistic speaking there was a downword trend. We will have to see at the Transit Committee meeting in January what 2025 shows

Common sense should kick in