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High-Speed Rail (HSR) - Toronto/Pearson/Kitchener/London
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(12-06-2014, 01:46 PM)plam Wrote: The 2011 feasibility study finds:




  • must have government pay at least half of upfront costs
  • full Quebec City - Windsor not sustainable,

Exactly, that's the one I'm referring to. Quebec-Windsor was not sustainable because the Toronto-Windsor segment skipped over the stop at KW. If you think about it KW is likely to be an end point of 60-70% of the ridership in that segment: if the Toronto-Windsor corridor were to be built the majority of the riders would be people commuting from London<->KW and KW <-> Toronto (either direction), with the remaining 30% being Toronto<->London and Windsor<->Toronto.

Here's the quote:


Quote:From the point of view of the Ontario economy as a whole, all scenarios were shown to be economically

feasible, except the Toronto – Windsor segment with E300+ technology, which had a negative NPV.
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RE: High-Speed Rail (HSR) - Toronto/Pearson/Kitchener/London - by BuildingScout - 12-06-2014, 02:04 PM

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