How would you fix the TTC? Join us at our next Townhall!

On September 18th, TTCriders hosts the latest instalment of Transit Talk. We want to hear from you about how we can all work to improve the TTC.

It’s no secret that the TTC is underfunded. This Transit Talk is an opportunity to discuss and come up with a plan to increase funding for the TTC. It's also an opportunity to discuss how we should invest in the TTC to make it better. If you were TTC Chair/CEO, how would you spend new money? Buying more buses? Reducing Fares? Improving service? As a rider, you have a clear picture of where the TTC’s service deficiencies lay. So why not speak up?

Acting Chief Customer Service Officer Chris Upfold, and TTC Executive Director of Communications Brad Ross, will be in attendance to help us discuss these issues and come up with ideas. RSVP today to make sure you get a seat at the planning table!

When: September 18th. Between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Where: Metro Hall, Room 309
RSVP: Registration is free, but required. Register HERE

This event is fully accessible and everyone is welcome to attend.

Happy Riding!

**UPDATE (Sep 13)** TTC CEO Andy Byford is no longer able to attend due to new scheduling commitments. Brad Ross (@bradTTC), Director of TTC Corporate Communications, will be in attendance instead.

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