How to speak to the TTC Board: Online training Dec. 17th

City Councillors are voting soon on TTC service levels and fares.

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>click here to register for the online training to:

Learn how the TTC and City Budgets affects bus service and fares
Find out how TTC decisions are made
Prepare to speak to City Councillors on the TTC Board

TTCriders is a membership organization of transit riders. When we know how transit decisions are made, we can better organize campaigns for the transit improvements we need.

This interactive online training will be held on Zoom with TTCriders members. There will be time to practice and we will share an action toolkit with you after the webinar. Questions? Email info @ ttcriders.ca.

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