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Station Design / Architecture

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In the time since the post above, the city has installed rubber mats at all entrances and has stated that an anti-slip coating was applied to the floor and stair tiles.

I have only "tested" the adhesion of the tiles lately while it has been relatively dry and it didn't seem any different than before, so I can't comment on the improved performance when wet. Can anyone share their observations? Has there been an improvement?

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  • occheetos
    occheetos

    The rail layer on geoOttawa shows where the extensions will be for each station. St. Laurent - Will be extended eastwards uOttawa - Entirely southwards Bayview - geoOttawa says eas

  • Based on GeoOttawa, they have reduced station extensions to 100 meters (currently at 90 meters). As you've suggested David, the cabs will spill over the platforms. One thing of interest however, they

  • DBellerive
    DBellerive

    Another topic I wanted to discuss: platform extensions. We all know the underground stations were built at 120m already to support the maximum vehicle length, and ground stations are built at 100

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