Thousands of transit riders are packed daily into an overcrowded Toronto transit system, while one transit line in Toronto continues to run virtually empty. Dane Grgas reports on the problem - and what can be done to fix it.
Toronto has spent years dealing with the consequences of underfunded public transit. Aging infrastructure, delayed repairs and subway slow zones have all placed pressure on a system that millions of Torontonians rely on. These problems cannot be fixed overnight and require sustained investment in the workers, vehicles, tracks and infrastructure that keep transit moving.