TTCriders sent City Council candidates running in the Scarborough Southwest by-election an 11-question survey about transit issues. Scroll down to read their responses. Your next City Councillor will make decisions about how much the TTC costs, how often the bus comes, and more.
After the derailment on July 24, a combination of 3 Line Replacement buses have been operating on Progress Avenue, Midland Avenue, Ellington Avenue West and Kennedy Road. There will be 903 shuttle buses on route, although shuttles can take longer then line 3 buses to arrive.To add on, if there is any accident on the route, then it can disrupt the route for all the other shuttles using that path. There is a requirement for better communication and signals that prioritize the buses and or shuttle.
The derailment, the tragedy which fell upon the general public as the RT train derailed, luckily there were no serious injuries. The government had planned to decommission the RT in November 2023. In place of the departed RT, there were shuttle replacements, but they have there own problems. The forgotten land, some people do not even know that line 3 ever existed, hence they are do not know the depth of this issue. The shuttles have their own issues in the winter such as delays, although the solutions given by the government are not yet working the best.TTC riders are trying their level best to advocate for better transportation rights.
Shaban Mohammed is a mechanical engineer who has been working on the UX/UI designs for years. Research done has shown that there were usability issues with the old designs as people did not know to use them easily. The goal was to design a sign that would be easily understood by the general public, in which the stops would be indicated more clearly, which would result in easier navigation.
Forming the Affordability Action Council, leaders and experts from the committee are coming together to come up with solutions to be put into action for the federal government to assist with helping meet the basic needs of Canadians.Recent studies have shown that about 30% of Canadians are struggling with inadequate food, and that their income is not sufficient.As such these plans need to have attention, and must be effective ASAP to help Canadians.
TTCriders wrote a letter to the Infrastructure and Environment Committee about how the "Congestion Management Plan" could be strengthened with automatic cameras and better transit signal priority.
Read our letter to provincial elected representatives on how new transit legislation (Bill 131) could impact service on crossboundary routes near the boundaries of Toronto, why it's important that service isn't cut in Toronto's outer suburbs and the risks of the proposal to have more developer-funded GO stations..
The rapid increase of homeless people after the pandemic causes for TTC to take action as its trains and busses are being used for shelter, and as cases of violence and death are rising. The current situation entails for more safety measures to be taken and looked upon by the health and safety board and to begin working on new projects to encourage the safety of transit users.
What new safety measures can TTC take to help prevent violent attacks, homelessness, and shelter concerns. TTC is currently working on expanding their employment and policies to ensure that there is enough people and enough resources that can help with the homelessness. Although, the problem is that Toronto usually has an under capacity for the amount of homeless individuals and needs more work and resources to expand the shelter. Read more to get details on the smaller and bigger issues.
In July, just before the RT derailment, the TTC cancelled a request for proposals for new subway trains for the east-west line, saying it didn’t have enough funding. The Line 2 trains are between 24 and 27 years old, with an intended life of 30 years. Line 1 trains, called the Toronto Rocket, are roughly a decade old.
Shelagh Pizey-Allen parle de l'impact service de téléphonie mobile changer la vie.