CANADA: Proposals for the development of a 67 km automated metro eparate from the existing metro in Montréal have been unveiled by CDPQ Infra, a subsidiary of public pension and insurance investor Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec that was established last year to study infrastructure projects suggested by the provincial government.
CDPQ Infra said the 67 route-km double-track Réseau électrique métropolitain would be the third-largest automated network in the world, after Dubai’s 80 km metro and Vancouver’s 68 km system.