Reliable transit is essential for a city that works. I support protecting TTC service levels and investing in more frequent, dependable service so riders can spend less time waiting and have greater confidence in their daily commute. In Etobicoke North, where many residents rely heavily on buses to connect to work, school, healthcare and the broader transit network, reliability is especially important. I would advocate for investments that reduce delays, improve service frequency and address overcrowding, while ensuring TTC resources are distributed fairly across Toronto. Improving reliability is not only about attracting new riders—it is about respecting the time of the people who already depend on transit every day.