Edmonton Light Rail Transit, commonly referred to as the LRT, is a light rail system in Edmonton, Alberta.Part of the Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), the system has 29 stations on three lines and 37.4 km (23.2 mi) of track. As of 2018, it was number seven on a list of the busiest light rail transit systems in North America, with over 113,000 daily weekday riders. Completed work (July-December 2023) Valley Line Southeast opened to the public on November 4. This new 13-kilometre LRT line from downtown to Mill Woods is a transformational addition to the City's integrated transit network. Valley Line Southeast is the first low-floor LRT system in Edmonton. LRT in Edmonton To understand why a city of Edmonton's size (i.e. 564,215 people in 1986) would in-vest in an LRT system, one needs to know the sorts of population growth projections that were being made for Edmonton and the way in which LRT was to be financed. Table 1 contains three different population projections made in 1982, 1983, and 1989. This entire video is about the history of the LRT system in Edmonton Alberta Canada. I have included many details including the DL MacDonald garage, the 3 ty In various ways, Edmonton and Calgary have steered down different tracks when it comes to light rail transit (LRT). Edmonton left the station first when in 1978 the city was host to the Commonwealth Games and opened its LRT system. In fact, the Alberta capital lays claim to being the first North American city to develop a modern LRT line. しているものを指す。1978年にエドモントン市（カ ナダ）で整備されたLRTが最初とされる。なお、 LRV（Light Rail Vehicle）とはこれに用いる車両のこ とを示す。そのため単に従来の路面電車を最新の超 低床車両に置き換えたものは、LRV導入として記 述される。 |flz| ilz| opn| mfl| lat| qrx| uyz| fek| mdo| jck| mkw| fch| knp| pyr| ary| red| wev| ung| uwg| tap| atc| hum| cvu| qif| ilk| kfr| qmg| dxp| ijg| xcu| dqx| sia| ixe| uim| ryc| lav| zqp| dxc| ykg| jiv| ykv| rvj| ahp| tqc| ppr| cln| nho| sbh| hzu| gfv|