December 11th Public Townhall on Token Phase-Out

Tokens will be phased out by the end of 2019 and the Fair Fare Coalition is concerned that the paper Presto tickets that will replace them will cause more barriers to accessing transit. This is our chance to ask the TTC and Metrolinx about their plans and raise questions and concerns.

The event will live-streamed, the link will be available shortly.

WHAT: Presto / TTC Townhall

DATE: Tuesday, December 11th 2018

TIME: 6pm-7:30pm

WHERE: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, Room 203 (255 Front St. West)

RSVP: https://act.ttcriders.ca/token_phase_out_meeting

PLEASE NOTE: This is event is not organized by TTCriders or the Fair Fare Coalition. RSVP here so we can remind you about the meeting. When the official registration page for the Townhall is available, we will notify you.

Read more about this issue:

Article on WestonWeb: https://www.westonweb.ca/ttc-tokens-and-tickets-to-be-eliminated-public-meeting-set/

Our open letter to Metrolinx: http://www.ttcriders.ca/the-fair-fare-coalition-wants-metrolinx-and-the-ttc-to-meet-with-us-about-the-presto-ticket/

Letter to Metrolinx and City Council from Toronto Association of Business Improvement Areas: https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/ttcridersto/pages/1980/attachments/original/1639711530/TABIA-Presto-Metrolinx-Letter-1.pdf?1639711530

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