Service cuts and fare increases will only drive more transit users away, reducing safety and hurting Toronto's chances at meeting our climate goals. Service cuts late at night and in off-peak periods will make the TTC less safe.
Service cuts, up to 10 minute subway waits proposed in TTC budget
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Service cuts, up to 10 minute subway waits proposed in TTC budget
Increasing fares to fund inadequate transit discount is a “shell game,” TTCriders says
Expand access and TTC service, not policing
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“Expand access and TTC service, not policing”: Transit user group slams fare increase, police expansion, possible cuts
January 4, 2023 (Toronto, ON) —TTCriders, a membership organization of transit users in Toronto, released the following statement in response to Mayor John Tory’s announcement about the 2023 TTC Budget, which has not yet been published publicly:
Take action for transit in the 2022 City Budget
Take action for better transit in the Toronto City Budget by RSVPing for an upcoming phone bank or outreach event or by signing the petition! TTCriders is campaigning for funding for the transit discount for minimum wage workers, more bus service, the TTC’s 5-Year Fare Plan, and N-95 masks distributed on the bus network.
Relief for essential workers left out of City Budget
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Relief for essential workers left out of City Budget, says transit group
January 13, 2022 (Toronto, ON) — Transit rider organization TTCriders says the proposed 2022 Toronto City Budget is failing low-wage, essential workers because a promised transit discount has been left out while service cuts continue to impact riders.
TAKE ACTION: Stop the TTC cuts!
The TTC plans to reduce service on 57 bus routes, the Bloor-Danforth subway, and
the St. Clair streetcar on November 21, 2021. These cuts are unfair because they
will hurt people who've been most impacted by the pandemic. Those of us who
Mayor Tory must act now to stop TTC cuts
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TTC quietly releases plan for service cuts
November 16, 2021 (Toronto, ON) — The Toronto Transit Commission has posted a service update to their website without a public announcement, which details
TTC service cuts are preventable
October 28, 2021 (Toronto, ON) -- In response to a TTC news release warning of service cuts if more transit operators do not disclose their vaccination status, TTCriders, a membership organization of transit users in Toronto, released the following statement:
ACTION: Stop screening out Wheel-Trans users!
Take action for safe buses! Call for more service, masks, and vaccine priority for transit workers
Take action for safe buses by calling your MPP and City Councillor! Scroll down for a phone script and numbers to call.
TTCriders is calling on the TTC and all three levels of government to:
Add more bus service on crowded TTC routes