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rfmcdonaldThe Scarborough rapid transit line, built in the 1980s in response to concerns in the 1970s that--as James Bow writes at Transit Toronto--there was much too large a gap between downtown Toronto and the most urbanized areas of Scarborough to justify extending the subway east to that latter area, might be something of a disappointment (too out of sync with the rest of the TTC network, too old, too orphaned, too uncomfortable). One thing that's undeniable is that the curving grooved tracks look awesome as they leave and enter the stations.
