J_gordo
Active Member
It’s actually going to be a one way, so no signals needed there
Valley Line LRT | TransEd/Marigold | City of Edmonton
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Barnaby
Senior Member
A one way with an emergency only lane.
My only issue with the firetrucks downtown is that they're far louder than needed. I hope this can be fixed as more people move to central areas.
My only issue with the firetrucks downtown is that they're far louder than needed. I hope this can be fixed as more people move to central areas.
J_gordo
Active Member
The_Cat
Senior Member
The Gantry Crane is well on its way to starting west of WEM station.
Habibfazil
Active Member
they need to be louder, and with more lights (blue preferred), have you seen the complete lack of the general public getting out of the wway???
Glenco
Senior Member
Get serious
Glenco
Senior Member
J_gordo
Active Member
I didn’t know they were using concrete roads?
archited
Senior Member
Latest technology for roadbeds
Barnaby
Senior Member
This is a big improvement to 107th street. The Norquest platform will be where that Ford truck is parked.
The_Cat
Senior Member
Nice to see trees will be planted on the east sidewalk at 107 Street.
Habibfazil
Active Member
I am totally serious, have you seen the problems?
Maybe you'd prefer NO fire station, might that be quiet enough for you?
David A
Senior Member
Its called a fire station, but really that is misleading. There are not 20 fires a day in the area.
It really is an emergency response station and all the frequent sirens do get to be too much for those that live or work nearby.
Glenco
Senior Member
Snarky. Suggesting we do more of the same thing and expecting different results is the definition of insanity. The sirens are too loud as it is and there are so many people are getting immune to the constant wailing. Maybe try a different siren like the ones they have in Europe with a two tone siren with different frequencies would alert people. How about using AI to determine the emergency priority instead of responding with sirens on every call. There has to be a better solution than louder sirens more often than the ridiculous situation we have downtown now.
The_Cat
Senior Member
Perhaps the sirens could be silent when there's no traffic or between midnight and 6:00 a.m.