You shouldn’t get lost while taking the TTC! On Monday, October 6, City Councillors on the TTC Board will be voting on whether to approve a plan to upgrade signs and information across the transit system. Ask City Councillors to vote YES for a new plan to implement modern, accessible, and easy-to-understand signs and information across the TTC and on trip-planning apps!
The TTC has a new "wayfinding" strategy, but it lacks funding. Wayfinding means the signage, information, and audio announcements that guide you through the transit system.
The front door of the TTC
Signs and information are the front door of the TTC. When thousands of international tourists visit for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, we want them to be taking public transit.
Easy-to-use TTC information and signs will not only benefit visitors to the city, but encourage all Toronto residents to take transit again in the future.
Principles for wayfinding
TTCriders volunteers have designed new signage that reflects the following principles:
- Improved streetcar and bus stop signs with clearer information;
- Labelling exits so you know how to get out of the station to where you're going;
- Right information at the right decision point;
- Accessible information, so that no matter what language you speak and no matter what your abilities are, you are able to navigate the system.
King Station Makeover
Commuters at King Subway Station were treated to a station makeover by volunteers from transit advocacy organization TTCriders on April 11, 2025.
The posters are easy to remove, but riders hope that the helpful suggestions stick around:
| Image 1. Exit Arrival Sign (alphanumeric exit wayfinding designs by Natalie Yiu) | Image 2. Concourse Level Exit Directory (alphanumeric exit wayfinding designs by Natalie Yiu) |
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| Image 3. Platform-Level Exit Sign (alphanumeric exit wayfinding designs by Natalie Yiu) | |
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| Image 4. King Street Area Map with Alphanumeric Exits (designs by Brice Lan) | Image 5. King Street Entrance Sign (designs by Brice Lan) |
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| Image 6. Sign for King Street East streetcar stop (designs by Fern K Hahn) | Image 7. Sign for King Street West streetcar stop (designs by Fern K Hahn) |
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