We ♥ the King Street Pilot

This morning, TTCriders and coalition partners launched the King For All Coalition to support the King Street Pilot.

Take the pledge!

Show the King Street Pilot some love by taking the We ♥ King pledge and sharing it with your networks!

More than 70,000 transit riders on King Street are moving faster and more reliably thanks to the pilot, and ridership has increased dramatically. The King For All Coalition is working together to support the pilot because local residents, businesses, and transit riders all stand to benefit from its success.

Get involved

Do you want to sign the pledge on behalf of a business, organization, or residents' association? Get in touch with [email protected] to add your support.

Want to get involved in supporting the King Street Pilot and better transit in Toronto? We plan to host a discussion session about the pilot at our Transit Summit on Saturday March 3. Hope to see you there!

Download the "We ♥ King" graphic here.

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