Welcome to Calgary, where planning doesn't include infrastructure.....

Thank you for this map, I see the ROW possibilities now along Union Avenue. Not in my lifetime, but I do think the city will grow more...

Aren’t the crossings going to be grade separated? That means it won’t be so slow I would assume.

I assume 196th Ave is now Seton Dr? A little funny that they presume an underpass there...2017...simpler times! This next image...

There actually is a ROW south of Market Street. If you look between the fire station and the red blue lego condos plus Randy O-Dell...

The map here is definitely just drawn wrong. I think in a really old version of the alignment it was elevated over Highfield The line...

Right, but that's where it stops.

I am pretty sure this is the reserved ROW through Seton for the future Greenline:

I don't think so... there are homes on either side of Seton Way. Could turn east before Main Street. But there is still no...

So, the green line website is wrong on the high-level station layout? In the 60% station design you can see the crossing arms depicted...

It's too bad. I really wish they'd build an overpass for the LRT crossing at Highfield Blvd. There's already one there for freight:

We managed to keep one of the busiest rapid transit lines for a city under 2 million in the Western Hemisphere running at full capacity...

If I think about the SE segment there are 5 at-grade train versus vehicle on road interactions... and those are all perpendicular...

Is this the plan for center Street? Or too soon to tell? If there are crossing arms with all the bells and whistles (literally) it will...

No crossing arms. A couple of these: