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The construction of the Union Pearson Express continues, ticket printing freeware software with construction of the airport ticket printing freeware software connection underway as of mid-March. The station at Terminal One will interface directly with the airport's own LINK train, so that service is now being replaced by "Terminal LINK" buses until October 2013, when the exterior of the new combined station ticket printing freeware software will be substanitally complete.
Glen Murray, Ontario Minister of Transportation Infrastructure, tweeted on March 14th that the line would be electrified by 2017 , with the line being "built to electric standards and specs." The unofficial announcement of the 2017 electrication of the line comes after the 2012 controversy over the decision to run the new cars as DMUs (Diesel multiple unit trains). Metrolinx had indicated that electrification of the line—as part of the "Big Move"—was a priority, but it has not yet officially announced a firm date to electrify the line by.
A lawsuit by the Clean Train Coalition (CTC)—a coalition of ratepayer and resident's associations along the corridor— was turned down by the Divisional Court in November of last year . The court found that the decision to run diesel trains preceeded Metrolinx's agreement to take over implementation of the extension in 2010, and thus Metrolinx was not obligated to conduct a feasibility study with respect to electrification of the air-rail link. The CTC is concerned that diesel engines will cause undue noise and air pollution in the vicinity of the spur line. The CTC has appealed the decision. The electrification is expected to cost $900 million ticket printing freeware software .
Construction of Union-Pearson Express platforms is expected to be underway at Bloor and Union Stations by this summer, while the new trains are now in production and expected ticket printing freeware software to start arriving in early 2014. The 24km line, 3.3km of which is new corridor running off the existing rail corridor to the airport, is targeted for completion in the Spring of 2015 prior to Toronto's hosting of that Summer's Pan Am Games.
The express route expects to have a train run every 15 minutes with connections at the Weston and Bloor GO Stations, and offer amenities such as luggage racks, washrooms, and wi-fi. The cost for the service is yet to be finalized, but is expected to be at least $20 one way for the 25 minute ride.
The Union terminal, which will offer a check-in kiosk and flight information, will be located off the Skywalk, with connections to Union Station ticket printing freeware software and the PATH system. The Bloor station will connect to the Dundas West TTC subway station.
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