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TTC Expects Service to get Worse This Year Because of Repair Work

TTC delays and closures are expected to get worse — and longer — this year before overall service gets better, according to the transit agency. 

The TTC published its annual report Monday outlining which closures and diversions will be needed carry out “necessary” repair work to upgrade or maintain its aging infrastructure and expansion projects. The agency has pegged its need for state-of-good-repair work at $11.2 billion over the next decade.

The report shows that subway and streetcar delays that frustrate commuters trying to navigate the city — amidst world-famous congestion on the streets — will continue. It’s a necessary part of the city’s transit growing pains, TTC staff say, with new subway lines and cars on the horizon.

‘My life would stop’: TTC’s Wheel-Trans disability rules raise riders’ fears, equity concerns

TTC’s paratransit service’s reassessment of its riders’ disabilities has some fearing they will face restrictions on their use of door-to-door service. Mahdis Habibinia and Abby O’Brien of the Toronto Star speak with TTC rider Jane Field.

"Protect door-to-door TTC Wheel-Trans Service", advocates say as report outlines inequities from planned restrictions

Rhianne Campbell of City News covers the report from TTCriders which shows planned changes to Wheel-Trans could disproportionately affect three of the city's low-income neighbourhoods.

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