ONTARIO'S PROGRAM FOR INTERMEDIATE-CAPACITY TRANSIT
M D Harmelink
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M D Harmelink
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This paper describes the Ontario government's program for building and testing a demonstration transit system of intermediate capacity in Toronto. This demonstration system is considered a forerunner and test-bed for revenue systems, which, it is anticipated, will be built in major Ontario cities in the next decade. The scope of the revenue systems is also described as are the government's plans to develop an industrial capability in Canada for developing improved transit systems.
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This paper describes the Ontario government's program for building and testing a demonstration transit system of intermediate capacity in Toronto. This demonstration system is considered a forerunner and test-bed for revenue systems, which, it is anticipated, will be built in major Ontario cities in the next decade. The scope of the revenue systems is also described as are the government's plans to develop an industrial capability in Canada for developing improved transit systems.
Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Revenue, Transit (satellite), Transport engineering, Transit system, Government (linguistics), Bus rapid transit, Public transport