Chloe Tangpongprush, of TTCriders, discusses NYE crowding at Union Station and the need for more train operators.
Toronto's new one-fare program will make long commutes cheaper, but will it make them better? We talked to CBC News about the impact on riders.
The transit agency’s $2.6-billion budget includes a plan to bring service to near pre-COVID levels next year. But the transit system is facing a growing repair backlog that threatens its long term viability, the TTC board heard Wednesday.
All we want for Christmas... are new Line 2 trains!
In July, just before the RT derailment, the TTC cancelled a request for proposals for new subway trains for the east-west line, saying it didn’t have enough funding. The Line 2 trains are between 24 and 27 years old, with an intended life of 30 years. Line 1 trains, called the Toronto Rocket, are roughly a decade old.
Shelagh Pizey-Allen parle de l'impact service de téléphonie mobile changer la vie.
TTCriders is quoted about the expansion of cell service in the TTC.
Transit advocate and TTCriders Accessibility Committee member Terri-Lynn Langdon says it's 'not surprising' TTC won't meet its accessibility goals by 2025, calls to stop the implementation of the TTC's "Family of Services" model that will shift Wheel-Trans users on to the conventional transit system.
Cell service in the subway is finally coming to all riders, by October 3 - "it's not just a convenience issue, it's a safety issue - it's about being able to see what's going on, if there's a delay...it's long overdue!", says TTCriders spokesperson Shelagh Pizey-Allen
