May 2024

TTC Stakeholder update

TTC Service Improvements

Significant Service Increases as of May 12

Image of Mayor and TTC staff announcing service improvements

As of May 12, TTC has TTC increased scheduled service on major routes, delivering more frequent and reliable trips, shorter wait times, and more room for customers on board. The latest round of service increases will bring service to 96% of pre-pandemic levels, the highest since 2019. 24 bus routes now have improved service, mostly in off-peak periods, providing more room on board and improving more than 140,000 daily customer trips.


Additionally, TTC has introduced a new route, the 114 Queens Quay East.


For more information on the routes with increased service, please visit our website.

Eglinton East Light Rail Transit

Upcoming Public Consultations

Scarborough, we want to hear from you. Trains in background with a megaphone

The City of Toronto, together with the TTC, is commencing Phase 2 of public consultations for the proposed 18.6 km Eglinton East Light Rail Transit, a rapid transit line proposed to span across eastern Scarborough.


In addition to public drop-in sessions (details below), an online survey will be available until June 30, and a draft version of the Environmental Project Report will be available from May 29 to June 30.

 

For more information, visit the website.

Public Drop-in Sessions

Wednesday, May 29

Thursday, May 30

Saturday, June 1

Drop-in time:

5:30 - 8:00 p.m.

Drop-in time:

5:30 - 8:00 p.m.

Drop-in time:

11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Scarborough Village

Recreation Centre

Intermission Room,

3600 Kingston Road

(Near Eglinton Ave East &

Markham Road)

University of Toronto Scarborough Campus

Highland Hall Event Centre,

1265 Military Trail

(Near Ellesmere Road & Morningside Ave)

Lester B. Pearson

Collegiate Institute Cafetorium,

150 Tapscott Road

(Near Neilson Road & Tapscott Road)

Travel Training Program for

Wheel-Trans Customers

Image of a TTC employee helping a wheel-trans user

Wheel-Trans offers a free Travel Training program for all Wheel-Trans customers who want to learn how to travel safely and independently on the TTC’s accessible conventional transit (bus, streetcar and subway). The Travel Training specialist plans a personalized route, considering the accommodations the customer may need, and accompanies them on their journey.


Wheel-Trans customers can participate in the Travel Training program by emailing traveltraining@ttc.ca or calling 416-472-2393.

For more information, visit the TTC Travel Training page

Service Changes During Construction

TTC Streetcar Service Changes

Due to various City of Toronto and Metrolinx Construction Projects various routes have service adjustments. Please visit our website regularly to stay up to date on all streetcar service changes. 


Ontario Line Construction:

Pape Station Bus Terminal Closure

As of May 12, until fall 2024, the bus terminal at Pape Station will be closed due to construction by Metrolinx. Metrolinx is building a new underground station that will connect the Ontario Line to Line 2 Bloor-Danforth.

 

Line 2 subway access at Pape Station will be maintained throughout the construction period, although there may be intermittent disruptions to service to accommodate tunnel work. The TTC will ensure that customers are informed in advance of any service changes and will make every effort to minimize the impact on riders. For more information, please visit our website.


Reduced Speed Zones

Map of reduced speed zones as of April 24

Subway Operators may be asked by Transit Control to reduce their speed through a certain area of the subway system as a safety precaution due to crews at track level or ongoing maintenance being performed on the tracks. These Reduced Speed Zones will mean that the train will travel slower than normal in the affected area.


Visit our website for the current list of reduced speed zones.

TTC Busy Weekend Service

Photo of Lower Bay Station

Doors Open

On May 25, TTC is taking part in Doors Open. We are giving the public a unique opportunity to explore Bay Lower Station, the station beneath the station, where many iconic movies and TV shows have been filmed since it was closed as an in-service subway station in 1966. For more information about visiting the station please visit our website. Additionally, if you would like more information about other Doors Open events, please visit the City’s website.

Air Guitar Canada Logo

Air Guitar National Championships

The Canadian National Air Guitar Championships is being held on May 25. Past regional and national air guitar champs will battle it out to see who's got what to takes to represent Canada at the 2024 World Air Guitar Championships in Oulu, Finland. Please view the website for more information.

Picture of three white flowers

Beyond Cherry Blossoms in High Park

On May 25, join experts on a walk through High Park. From the fleeting spring ephemerals that emerge for a few short weeks to the brilliant blooms of early summer, there’s plenty of plants to get to know. Throughout the walk, we’ll discuss plant identification, how they fit into the ecosystem, conservation concerns, and what you can do to help protect and promote native plants. For more information and tickets, please visit the website.

Event information, please go to the website for details

The Walk to Make Cystic Fibrosis History

On May 26 join thousands of Canadians who are making their steps count by participating in our 20th anniversary of the Walk To Make Cystic Fibrosis History. Locally our largest fundraising event takes place at Fort York, Garrison Common and brings us together with one goal – taking a step toward creating a life unrestricted for all Canadians living with cystic fibrosis. For more information, please visit the website.

TTC Subway Closures to

Improve Infrastructure

3 TTC construction workers on tracks

While the TTC does most subway maintenance at the end of service each night, it continues to require weekend and early weeknight closures to complete critical infrastructure and state-of-good-repair work.


Upcoming scheduled subway closures:



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