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Thousands of transit passengers in Toronto have signed petitions asking for more provincial funding to help renovate aging transportation system.
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Revisiting a staff proposal from 2008 to amend its existing fitness for duty policy to include random alcohol and drug testing. Currently, the agency’s fitness for duty policy, which was fully implemented in October 2010, allows for alcohol and drug testing of those in safety-sensitive positions, specified management positions and designated executive positions.
Read More →44,000 items are left on trains, buses and in stations each year, says Toronto agency.
Read More →The Toronto Transit Commission is pushing to join the One-Fare program. Additionally, the agency announced new streetcars are officially in service.
Read More →Although TTC ridership throughout the summer has been in the 55% to 60% range, current models predict a further 10% to 15% jump over the coming weeks and months, barring any new pandemic restrictions.
Read More →The Toronto Transit Commission's 24 Billionth Rider Contest proved to be a hit with TTC customers and the news media.
Read More →The TTC is deploying additional management staff to be present across the system – approximately 80 employees a day.
Read More →Starting in July, all passes sold by the TTC and its authorized agents will carry a custom-designed hologram that is unique to the TTC.
Read More →The Ontario Association for Suicide Prevention presented the agency with the Arnold Devlin Community Service Award in recognition of its suicide prevention programs: Crisis Link, Gatekeeper, and Acute Psychological Trauma.
Read More →The new charging system expands the TTC's charging capacity.
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