Transit News

Transit riders celebrate enhancements to safety on the TTC

Toronto to Deploy Crisis Workers on TTC Subway Platforms Starting November

TTCriders celebrates expansion of Community Crisis Workers, urges for more investment in transit safety

Toronto commuters are calling out the TTC for poor communication about service disruptions

Here's how Scarborough-Rouge Park City Council Candidates are prioritizing public transit

Scarborough-Rouge Park will be electing a new City Councillor on September 29. We’ve asked candidates whether they’ll invest in more TTC service, protect and expand Scarborough's bus lanes, approve fare capping to expand affordable transit, and more. View candidates’ detailed answers to our survey, information about their transit platforms, and more.

TTC warns of streetcar slow zones, service disruptions if repair funding not secured

TTC eyes fare capping — and a fare increase — as part of new growth strategy

‘A huge help,’ TTC might soon scrap monthly passes in favour of fare capping

TTCriders Celebrates Win for Affordable Transit as TTC Endorses Fare Capping

Letter: TTCriders calls to prioritize public transit in the Federal Budget

Read our letter submission for the pre-budget consultations ahead of the 2025 Federal Budget. This budget is a critical time to invest in transit reliability, affordability, maintenance, and expansion of Toronto's transit to tackle congestion and provide affordable ways of getting around.

Transit Advocates Hail Win as Toronto Approves Priority Lanes

Transit riders, environmental groups celebrate the approval of dedicated transit lanes in Toronto

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 23, 2025

Toronto, ON–TTCriders, a membership-based transit advocacy group, and Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) celebrate the passing of RapidTO, dedicated transit lanes on Dufferin and Bathurst at today’s meeting of Toronto City Council.