Topic summary
Scarborough RT
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Line 3 Scarborough.
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Line 3 Scarborough has six stations
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Dr. Richard Soberman, former chair of civil engineering at the University of Toronto, would simply buy new rolling stock for the SRT and rebuild a bend to accommodate new vehicles.
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At the time [the report] was written, the cost estimate was $360 million. ... At this point it was assumed that the larger Mark II Skytrain cars would fit through the Ellesmere tunnel, but this was optimistic.
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