Civil society organizations have intervened in a CRTC complaint to argue that all transit users need access to cell service as soon as possible, no matter who their provider is.
Wheel-Trans users who have relied on door-to-door service for decades will now be eligible for this service only under limited conditions. “Conditional” users will get picked up at home by a Wheel-Trans vehicle, then dropped off on the side of the road to complete their trip using conventional TTC streetcars, subways, or buses, if their conditions are not present.
The Toronto Region Board of Trade recently gave the TTC a 'B' grade for reliability. TTCriders calls for a reversal of service cuts and more transit-only priority lanes for buses and streetcars to improve reliability across the TTC.
Mayor Chow can prioritize public transit in Toronto by tackling these key issues: service, reliability, the Scarborough RT closure, Wheel-Trans accessibility and overall funding through a commercial parking levy.
A nearly 1.5 hour commute to travel seven kilometres? East end commuters are calling out the TTC for several service interruptions as the 503 Kingston Streetcar remains suspended.
A column by TTCriders in the Toronto Star explains why Toronto's next mayor needs to be a transit champion, and why actions speak louder than words.
(Toronto, ON) — Transit advocacy group TTCriders revealed mayoral candidate transit promises this morning at Spadina subway station, and issued warnings about four candidates whose policies, or lack thereof, raise “red flags” for transit riders. The group will hold a public forum on Tuesday, June 20th at 6pm at 58 Cecil Street to discuss the survey results and debate which candidate has the best transit plan.
TTC advocacy group ‘TTC Riders’ is holding an election debate of a different kind. Executive Director Shelagh Pizey Allen joined Sam and Jane to tell us why this debate will actually get more decided than other debates and why having NO candidates present is actually a good thing.
A group of TTC users is raising concerns about the public transit platforms of some leading contenders to be Toronto's next mayor, urging voters to parse their key promises — or lack thereof — before casting a ballot.
A local transit advocacy group is warning TTC customers about “red flags” in the policies of four of the top-polling mayoral candidates.
Transit group to host community forum on June 20, 2023 to hear from TTC users about their complaints and which candidate has the best transit plan