Statement by Tony Hill

The City's LRT plan has $3.4 billion in federal & provincial funding. Show your support for the plan.

I really think LRT is needed in this city,sooner than later.In 1992,the HSR discontinued trolley bus service,and they had diesel motors installed in the 7800's,so they were really the first hybrids before the current crop of them.These are a good step in the right direction,but would be even better if through a deal with the city's eating establishments,biodiesel,100%,could be obtained.It would be great to see pure electric vehicles return to the city.

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Hey I very frequently take HSR from DUNDAS to Hamilton General Hospital for work. I very much support the light rail initiative.
My son had an accident last year and was wheelchair bound for 6 months - thankfully recovering now. It really shone a light on what life is like for people who use wheelchairs and mobility issues. LRT would be a massive help as they board at the same level as the vehicle, no more driver assisted ramp requirements, or only 2 wheelchair capacity like most busses have.
You can definitely tell from how people voted in Ward 13 for Mayoral election - we voted overwhelmingly for mayors who support LRT.

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