The Mobilinx team is made up of several major companies:

• Applicant Lead: John Laing Investments Ltd, Astaldi Canada Enterprises Inc., Hitachi Rail STS S.p.A., Transdev North America Inc., Amico Concessions Inc., Salini Impregilo Canada Holding Inc.
• Design: IBI Group Professional Services (Canada) Inc., Hitachi Rail STS S.p.A., Morrison Hershfield, Arcadis Canada Inc., Daoust Lestage Inc., Exp Services Inc.
• Construction: Astaldi Canada Design & Construction Inc. (28 percent stake), Hitachi Rail STS S.p.A., Amico Infrastructures Inc., Bot Infrastructure Ltd, Salini Impregilo Civil Works Inc. (42 percent stake)
• Operation, Maintenance & Rehabilitation: Transdev Services Canada Inc., Hitachi Rail STS Canada Inc., Astaldi Canada Enterprises Inc., Salini Impregilo S.p.A.
• Financial Advisor: National Bank, HSBC

The contract is a public-private partnership. Mobilinx will operate and maintain the light rail line, but Metrolinx will maintain its public ownership.

Ontario’s Hurontario LRT

The Hurontario LRT is an 18km light rail line that will feature 19 stops. The north-south line will connect the cities of Brampton and Mississauga to the southwest of Toronto. The northern terminal will be Brampton Gateway Terminal, the southern one will be Port Credit GO Station. The Hurontario LRT will intersect with the Züm Transitway (bus), the Mississauga Transitway (bus), and with the Milton and Lakeshore West GO Transit lines (rail).

Cycling Infrastructure

In addition to the construction of this light rail line, the project will include a raised cycle path on both sides of Hurontario Street between Steeles and the Queensway. A lack of land availability to the south of the Queensway means there will be a shared path on the east side of Hurontario Street to Port Credit GO station after the Queensway.

Road Infrastructure

Regarding roads, two lanes will provide the space for the Hurontario LRT north of the Queensway. South of the Queensway the road will be widened to keep the existing traffic configuration.
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