Done

I am interested, I’m planning to wind this page down permanently. I just ended our maintenance deal for our website so it will be an archive soon with me finishing up my final blogs and articles.

Keep in mind the crowd is still coming, and the train can also be loaded from both sides which are packed dangerously full. This is an accessibly concern for family members and the City of Edmonton, Commonwealth and ETS do a terrible job communicating compared to previous years.

✅ Creating more housing solutions to serve a growing population
✅ Lowering household transportation costs by providing more housing near transit, making life a bit more affordable for thousands of people

I wish we would have the LRV’s at full capacity lengths during our peak hours!

My usual commute downtown from the south takes about an hour and a half, or 45 minutes on a good day. But funny enough, sometimes in the harshest, coldest conditions, it still only takes 45 minutes! You never really know what you’ll get—any day can surprise you depending on the circumstances.

That’s why we’re enhancing our website with new updates to improve infrastructure, making it easier to find and organize information. As part of this effort, we’re also launching a new Q&A website to better support our community.

What are your thoughts?

Sharing this on Twitter would be nice to have more people that can take action…

It’s hard to express my thoughts in words in a short tweet it’s complicated to explain…

It’s a nice station indeed, just it needs some more work on making it more accessible and user friendly by adding some cover so it’s not a random beautiful bright station with a giant cement walkway with some random benches. I just wish the Metro Line was more integrated into the city.