Talk:WALLY
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Service edit
A "service" section needs to be added stating how many trains they plan to run during weekdays and weekends similar to the "service" section on SEMCOG's commuter rail page. There is an awful lot of message about the process and history behind the project, but nothing on the specifics of the actual proposed service. --Criticalthinker (talk) 12:46, 31 January 2012 (UTC)
North-South Commuter Rail edit
It seems sometime within the last year, the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority's section on this project has been updated quite a bit. Here's the extensive history page on this:
http://www.theride.org/AboutUs/Initiatives/NorthSouthCommuterRail/NSRailHistory
It appears that "WALLY" has always just been the informal name for this project as used by advocates, and the formal name of the project is the North-South Commuter Line. So, someone needs to change the page name and we can put in the beginning (also known as "WALLY") and have it redirect here in a search. I don't have the time, but it also seems the number of stations have been changed (they are looking at three stations in Ann Arbor instead of one) as this has gone through the process, so some of the information is outdated. If someone can thoroughly redo the page, that'd be great. I can help with any corrections of future additions of information. --Criticalthinker (talk) 12:38, 23 July 2014 (UTC)