Talk:Glider (Belfast)
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editAlthough this system is not yet in operation, there's enough information about it and work done on it to warrant an article.—Anne Delong (talk) 15:54, 21 January 2018 (UTC)
Merge proposal on 12 June 2024
editI propose the merges of CITI Belfast and EWAY into this article's history section due to a lack of sources cited in both of those articles (WP:N). Otherwise, this mess should still be sorted out somehow as it's quite confusing to read each of these articles separately.
Also, please forgive me for any factual errors or misunderstandings - I'm not from the area, let alone Europe.
Prior to my edits on it today, CITI Belfast stated that it was a light rail system proposal in Belfast.
However, upon further research, I found a source that states it would have been one of three routes (CITI, EWAY, WWAY) as part of a proposed "rapid transit network in Belfast" (see NI Assembly research paper) - presumably the proposal was made in 2008 or earlier since the source is dated 2008; CITI Belfast doesn't actually explicitly state when this proposal was made or who made this proposal.
According to Glider (Belfast), the proposed EWAY and WWAY routes are now bus route G1 and the proposed CITI route is now bus route G2.
EWAY is currently an article about a bus rapid transit proposal, but it might be completely outdated because it states that it's under construction, but it's supposedly now part of bus route G1.
WWAY has no article, but WWAY Belfast redirects to Glider (Belfast). Fork99 (talk) 12:00, 12 June 2024 (UTC)
*'''Support''' Makes sense
RooneyDonal21 (talk) 16:14, 18 July 2024 (UTC)