What it was like to ride the TTC subway back in the 1980s. Clip from "Great Metros Of The World" documentary. #oldttc #toronto #torontotransit #vintagetoronto #torontotransitcommission #torontocanada #ttczone #torontohistory #torontovintage #torontohistory #the6ix #6ix #tdot #downtowntoronto | Old TTC

Taking your bike with you on the TTC is easy! All of our buses (except Wheel-Trans and Community Buses) have bike racks that are easy to load and unload, and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Here’s what you need to know: ✔️ You can rack your standard two-wheel bike on TTC buses at any time of the day. ✔️ Simply pay your fare and your bike rides for free! ✔️ You can bring your bike on subways and streetcars on weekends and statutory holidays, as well as weekdays during off-peak

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) keeps the city of Toronto moving at all hours of the day, and the city’s iconic subway system is an integral part of the TTC’s transit service. Check our latest video to learn how the subway system connects people across the city and enables rapid transit for countless riders. 🚇🇨🇦 #NiagaraCollegeToronto #NCToronto #myNCTstory #myNCT #StudyInCanada #WorkInCanada #InternationalStudents #NCT #Business #InternationalBusiness #Tourism #Hospitality #Management #

A new TTC report says Line 3 should be replaced with buses for seven years. Here's what this means for commuters. | Narcity Canada

When the TTC took over transit service in Toronto in 1921, it inherited some equipment from the privately held Toronto Railway Company. Much of that equipment was immediately scrapped, however some continued on in TTC service for a number of years. Seen in these films, shot by John Mills are some ex Toronto Railway Company wooden cars in TTC service. Few people today have memories of these cars, since they were withdrawn in 1951 - but if you do, or remember stories from relatives, we would love