Airboy
Senior Member
There appears to be a significant amount of snow removal along the tracks today. I expect them to be doing testing soon. The snow had not been cleared so far this winter.
Response I got from Transed today said the following:Here's hoping that my call will get some processes in place. Really surprised that there is no emergency number published on the Transed site - what happens if someone breaks down on the tracks and needs to advise control - granted the LRVs aren't going to be running at freight train speeds, and don't weigh the same so they should be able to stop quicker, but why not have a number someone can call to advise of issues?
TransEd does have a 24hr emergency phone number. It is not shared with the public. If you have concerns you are best to contact either 911 or 311.
All City emergency services have record of the TransEd number, including fire, EMS, police, EPCOR and 311.
When the trains go into public service the contact info for TransEd may be updated and will be shared publicly as appropriate.
Interesting. 311 gave me the exact number on the Transed website. Epcor had no information. EFRS had no information either (I heard the radio communication between pump 9 and dispatch). It was my picture on twitter that ultimately got Epcor to at least go out and look at it to see if it was safe. Once again Transed communications teams is absolutely full of it.....Response I got from Transed today said the following:
Yeah. Possible they updated their information since your interaction with them and provided all the emergency services + 311 with their direct emergency line. Guess we will find out next time someone sees something of the sort.Interesting. 311 gave me the exact number on the Transed website. Epcor had no information. EFRS had no information either (I heard the radio communication between pump 9 and dispatch). It was my picture on twitter that ultimately got Epcor to at least go out and look at it to see if it was safe. Once again Transed communications teams is absolutely full of it.....
That's the milling machine, it's great to see they're back at it!
Well that line seems to have been the exception, not the norm for LRT development. But I agree. Let's hope that once open issues will be minor.What a saga. Let's hope we avoid this drama...