the last two times i visited i was on overcrowded buses, one of them breaking down. brampton deserves better transit for its residents, more frequent and reliable connections
i always chuckle when i see posts about brampton transit in a good light because the amount of times growing up where id miss my bus to work because it never came was too high
brampton transit being considered 'good' transit in NA is alarming
The transit system in Brampton, a suburb of Toronto with 600,000 people, is so frequent and comprehensive that its ridership last year was larger than all of Dallas's and was equal to Miami's. Even suburbs with less than ideal land use can utilize good transit.
i went to montreal recently and took the REM and fell in love with the design of the wayfinding, maps, and general feel of the train so i decided to make an ION map inspired by the REM's
first concert: bruno mars
last concert: JAWNY
best concert: wallows
worst concert: backseat lovers (they were amazing but the crowd wasn't)
loudest concert: PUP
seen the most: remo drive
most surprising: wallows
next concert: ? (maybe joe p if i cave and buy tickets)
first concert: pentatonix
last concert: sza
best concert: sza
worst concert: remi wolf (it was still amazing but the others were just such a higher budget)
loudest concert: demi lovato
seen the most: omar pollo (2)
most surprising: lindsey stirling
next concert: kali uchis
someone in the backseat lovers crowd shouting "PLAY JUST A BOY" in the middle of them playing a soft acoustic song from their latest album (before it released!) was heartbreaking
Massive GO Transit improvements beginning April 8, including:
- Weekend GO Train service on the Kitchener Line between Union and Mt Pleasant
- New GO bus route connecting Waterloo, Guelph, Aldershot, and Hamilton
- Milton line buses permanently redirected to the Lakeshore W Line