How will the federal election impact the TTC? Check out our video summary of each major party's transit promises! TTCriders is a non-partisan organization. The information presented in these Reels comes from
Accessible, expanded public transit is one climate solution that will reduce private vehicle use and greenhouse gas emissions!
That's why the next five weeks are really important. The TTC Board is debating a new fare plan and it needs to be bold enough to win thousands of people over to public transit!
Under the “Family of Services” program, thousands of Wheel-Trans users will lose full access and be forced to take conventional TTC service (bus, subway, streetcar).
RSVP now to the community townhall for Wheel-Trans users to learn more, share how this will affect you, and get involved. Click here to register on Eventbrite. If you need help registering, email [email protected].
A new report by transit user group TTCriders is calling for lower fares to win back transit riders and make the TTC safe and accessible now. TTC ridership is at approximately 30% of pre-pandemic levels. World class cities like Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. are introducing lower fares and more frequent, reliable service to win back riders and address inequalities.
The TTC is running another transit survey to get feedback on specific fare proposals, including fare capping, fare-by-mode, and fare-by-distance. We need to speak up now against proposals like paying extra for the subway.
The TTC is creating a "5-Year Fare Plan." Join the community townhalls to share your experiences with fares and payment options and what you want to see change.
A presentation about how to apply for the Fair Pass be followed by breakout discussion rooms on Zoom. Anonymous feedback will be shared with the TTC after the event.
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
Maneuvering through a year filled with unknowns has been a challenge for many. As students, this year meant getting used to a new way of learning. We had to quickly adapt to challenges such as transitioning from in-person learning to online learning platforms, missing out on in-person internship placements and networking, and working from home.
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The TTC is creating a "5-Year Fare Plan." On Wednesday, May 5, 2021, from 6:00pm to 7:30pm join the community townhall to share your experiences with fares, payment options, and accessibility.