Alors sait-on comment il a pu se rendre jusque là si la voie est entièrement clôturée?
C’est écrit dans l’article: REM workers discovered a broken fence in Kirkland where the deer is assumed to have gained access to the tracks. That fence is now fixed, Labbé said.
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At least now cdpqi HAS to introduce code DEER into it’s contingency plan
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At the Saint jean- highway 40 overpass
Many work vehicles currently working on the rail
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If any West Island fam are near the 40 crossing, on the eastbound Service Road, have a look in the NouvLR work yard just east of the Dormez Vous warehouse (the Rosefellow building). Did my eyes actually see a solitary molded pylon there??
Ignore the music but it seems like they are doing full speed tests
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Yeah there. I swear I saw a full “Anse” column and saddle there (but not full height) near the northeast corner of the lot at the service road. It was not the form/mold.
J’ai vu quatre trains traverser Saint-Charles à vitesse de service cet après-midi, deux en chaque direction en moins de 10 minutes.
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Where they long rems by any chance?
Definitely one long and one short, I don’t remember for the other two.
That’s awesome they finally starting testing long rems here,
Now to be the one who get the first photo…
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I usually see testing between 3 and 4pm if anyone’s in the mood to sit next to an overpass for a while.
I could maybe do that tomorrow. Is there a location you would recommend?
Why an overpass? You got Kirkland’s timmies to sip a coffee while waiting
Kirkland, it’s always Kirkland
And if you want, you could probably take the 217 from Kirkland to Beaconsfield for the CPKC Holiday train afterwards
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My sister works in the Brocco building on the South Service Road and she sent me an alert to say the same thing!!
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