Bordercollie
Senior Member
So I guess there won't be any farewell rides either since it is unsafe. So do we know the cause?
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Richard White
Senior Member
I am going to assume legal liability shut it down.
drum118
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TTC to announce fall service increases
August 27, 2023
Tomorrow, Mayor Olivia Chow, TTC Board Chair Jamaal Myers, and TTC CEO Rick Leary, will outline how the TTC will increase service beginning September and into the fall.
Date: Monday, August 28, 2023
Time: Remarks at 10:30 a.m.
A media availability will follow.
Location: Scarborough Town Centre Station – Entrance
290 Borough Drive
Scarborough, ON. M1P 4P5
August 27, 2023
Tomorrow, Mayor Olivia Chow, TTC Board Chair Jamaal Myers, and TTC CEO Rick Leary, will outline how the TTC will increase service beginning September and into the fall.
Date: Monday, August 28, 2023
Time: Remarks at 10:30 a.m.
A media availability will follow.
Location: Scarborough Town Centre Station – Entrance
290 Borough Drive
Scarborough, ON. M1P 4P5
DSC
Superstar
Yet another streetcar route (St Clair) is under repair - for all of 2024.
https://stevemunro.ca/2023/08/28/51...o-bus-operation-until-summer-2024/#more-55300 and https://www.ttc.ca/about-the-ttc/pr...of-good-repair-projects-and-third-party-works
https://stevemunro.ca/2023/08/28/51...o-bus-operation-until-summer-2024/#more-55300 and https://www.ttc.ca/about-the-ttc/pr...of-good-repair-projects-and-third-party-works
Bordercollie
Senior Member
evandyk
Senior Member
Anyone know if the work on Broadview is on schedule? I need that 504 running again to make my life a lot easier. Or at least buses.
DSC
Superstar
I was there about a week ago and the new track was installed from Gerrard up to the Loblaws (in one state or another) and they were obviously about to remove the old track from the Loblaws to Danforth (and it appeared to be done north of it.). That's not to say it is moving faster than planned but it IS moving - faster than I had expected.
evandyk
Senior Member
Good news. Hopefully it's ready before biking weather ends.
drum118
Superstar
TTC increasing service as more customers return to transit
August 28, 2023
The TTC is increasing service as it prepares to welcome back more customers, with the new school year beginning next week and more people returning to in-office work after Labour Day.
From Tues., Sept. 5, the TTC will be restoring 126 school trips for elementary and secondary schools, and will be increasing frequency on nine routes that serve post secondary institutions.
Additionally, the TTC is increasing regular service hours in September to 93 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, and further increasing service to 95 per cent by November, with bus service at 99 per cent of pre-pandemic levels.
“More TTC service means more room on board, shorter wait times, and better reliability for all transit users,” said Mayor Olivia Chow. “By reinvesting some of the $60 million originally budgeted to operate Line 5, there will be 280,000 weekly customer trips with scheduled service improvements by November, with service almost back to pre-pandemic levels. Most of this investment will be in the bus network, where we know demand is greatest.”
“I want to thank TTC staff for seizing the opportunity by using underspent Line 5 funds in improving transit services,” said TTC Chair Jamaal Myers. “A large percentage of the improvements to bus services will benefit transit users in Scarborough, where better transit is desperately needed. By November, more Scarborough transit users will have a direct bus route to the subway, without needing to transfer to other buses.”
“I welcome the service increases that the TTC is implementing in September,” said Councillor Michael Thompson (Ward 21, Scarborough Centre). “I am also pleased that the TTC has completed upgrades to the bus terminal at Scarborough Centre Station ahead of schedule, in time for the start of the new school year. The additional bus capacity means regular routes can return, making transit between Centennial College and Scarborough Centre Station faster and more reliable.”
Starting Sun., Sept. 3, and continuing into the fall, the TTC is:
• Making more room on board buses, by increasing service based on ridership demand, and adding capacity on specific trips to address overcrowding.
• Shortening wait times by improving the bus Ten Minute Network.
• 41 time periods across the day with reduced wait times, 27 of those time periods will either return to pre-pandemic levels or be better than they were before.
• Improving reliability with more unscheduled, demand-responsive service.
“We know how important it is that we make this return to school and work as smooth as possible for our customers, by providing safe, reliable and frequent transit service when, and where, it is needed most,” said TTC CEO Rick Leary. “With tremendous support from the TTC Board, we are working harder than ever to improve service levels across our bus, subway and streetcar network.”
August 28, 2023
The TTC is increasing service as it prepares to welcome back more customers, with the new school year beginning next week and more people returning to in-office work after Labour Day.
From Tues., Sept. 5, the TTC will be restoring 126 school trips for elementary and secondary schools, and will be increasing frequency on nine routes that serve post secondary institutions.
Additionally, the TTC is increasing regular service hours in September to 93 per cent of pre-pandemic levels, and further increasing service to 95 per cent by November, with bus service at 99 per cent of pre-pandemic levels.
“More TTC service means more room on board, shorter wait times, and better reliability for all transit users,” said Mayor Olivia Chow. “By reinvesting some of the $60 million originally budgeted to operate Line 5, there will be 280,000 weekly customer trips with scheduled service improvements by November, with service almost back to pre-pandemic levels. Most of this investment will be in the bus network, where we know demand is greatest.”
“I want to thank TTC staff for seizing the opportunity by using underspent Line 5 funds in improving transit services,” said TTC Chair Jamaal Myers. “A large percentage of the improvements to bus services will benefit transit users in Scarborough, where better transit is desperately needed. By November, more Scarborough transit users will have a direct bus route to the subway, without needing to transfer to other buses.”
“I welcome the service increases that the TTC is implementing in September,” said Councillor Michael Thompson (Ward 21, Scarborough Centre). “I am also pleased that the TTC has completed upgrades to the bus terminal at Scarborough Centre Station ahead of schedule, in time for the start of the new school year. The additional bus capacity means regular routes can return, making transit between Centennial College and Scarborough Centre Station faster and more reliable.”
Starting Sun., Sept. 3, and continuing into the fall, the TTC is:
• Making more room on board buses, by increasing service based on ridership demand, and adding capacity on specific trips to address overcrowding.
• Shortening wait times by improving the bus Ten Minute Network.
• 41 time periods across the day with reduced wait times, 27 of those time periods will either return to pre-pandemic levels or be better than they were before.
• Improving reliability with more unscheduled, demand-responsive service.
“We know how important it is that we make this return to school and work as smooth as possible for our customers, by providing safe, reliable and frequent transit service when, and where, it is needed most,” said TTC CEO Rick Leary. “With tremendous support from the TTC Board, we are working harder than ever to improve service levels across our bus, subway and streetcar network.”
Towered
Superstar
drum118
Superstar
Richard White
Senior Member
The TTC really needs to stop getting our hopes up.
Bordercollie
Senior Member
How did that go out?
Steve X
Senior Member
Seems like an automatic thing. Once they remove the “delay” from the system, an automatic message will be sent out for service resumption for that route.
Bordercollie
Senior Member
"Smart" system