Global News reports on the pop-up bus lane installed by volunteers on Dufferin Street. "Transit advocates are demanding candidates commit to an expansion of the city’s rapid bus corridors. While experts agree expanding surface networks would be an affordable and quick way of delivering transit priorities, the mayoral frontrunner says it’s not so easy."
"Before sunrise on Wednesday morning, volunteers from TTCriders, a membership-based transit advocacy organization, donned reflective vests and used some washable children's paint and pylons to transform a stretch of Dufferin Street north of TTC Dufferin station with a temporary bus lane."
CP24 reports on the temporary bus lane installed by volunteers this morning with children's paint.
With bus lane planning and construction in Toronto stalled, transit advocates did what the current Mayor and Council have failed to.
(Toronto, ON) October 12, 2022 - TTCriders, a membership-based transit advocacy organization, released the following statement in support of members and volunteers who installed a temporary bus lane on Dufferin Street early this morning.
Learn how people stand on the TTC, writes Elahveyini Veemharaj Aswaththaman in this opinion column in the Scarborough Mirror.
Scroll down to download posters and graphics to spread the word about transit issues in the 2022 Toronto election for Mayor, City Councillors, and School Trustees. See how candidates in each ward answered the TTCriders survey by clicking here.
With its municipal election now just weeks away, TTCriders made headlines for a 28-question survey it sent every mayoral candidate running in the upcoming municipal election.
On Thursday September 29, TTCRiders launched its "Mayoral Transit Promise Tracker" in which the incumbent Mayor received a failing score. The Tory campaign held a press conference to do with TTC signal upgrades the same morning. Coverage begins at 9 minutes. 
After years of work and weekend subway closures, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) has finally installed automatic train control on Line 1 (the Yonge/University/Spadina line). The announcement was made on the same day TTCRiders ranked John Tory last out of Toronto mayoral candidates based on each one’s public transit promises ahead of the upcoming municipal election. 
Le groupe de défense des intérêts des usagers de la Commission de transport de Toronto (CTT), TTCriders, lance son classement des candidats à la mairie, selon leurs promesses en matière de transport public.
John Tory recieved a low grade for largely ignoring a 28-question survey about his plans for public transportation in Toronto. TTCriders said that Tory's campaign did not reply to their transit survey. 