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Find your way around Toronto with this comprehensive map of all TTC routes, including subway, streetcar and bus service.
Here are the five easy steps to get this info right now: 1. Go to ttc.ca. 2. From the top navigation, click “Routes & Schedules” 3. Select “Bus Routes” 4. Click or search for the bus route of your choice. 5. Select the stop you want real-time bus arrival and occupancy info for.
The system operates between approximately 6 am and 1:30 am Monday through Saturday and 9 am until 1:30 am on Sundays. Transfers valid for trips in one direction are available free from transfer terminals at subway stations. These allow you to continue your trip on a TTC bus or streetcar.
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TTC prices have gone up quite a bit over the years, but it’s comparable to the cost of other public transportation networks around the world. One thing to note is that children 12 and under ride the TTC for free. Unless your child is insanely tall, it’s unlikely they’ll be questioned if you say they’re under the age of 13. TTC prices as of July 1, ...
Any visitor to Toronto should get to know the TTC map. There are many TTC maps out there but the one I’ve got here includes all of the subway and streetcar lines. It doesn’t include any of the bus routes, but I’ll touch on that below. Downtown Toronto is generally classified as anything below the Green line 2 and within the vicinity of the U loop o...
When it comes to TTC lines, they’re numbered, coloured and have a name. What can be confusing is that most marketing and online resources just show the number and colours whereas locals refer to the TTC lines by name. The good thing is that the TTC map is pretty clear once you understand how the lines work. Yonge-University Line 1 Yellow– With 38 s...
Using Toronto airport public transportation is convenient as there’s a direct line known as the UP Express that goes between Toronto’s Pearson International Airport and Union Station. The entire trip takes only takes 25 minutes and is reasonably priced. The UP Express costs the following for a one-way ticket. 1. $12.35 – Adults/Students (13+) 2. $6...
If you’re still feeling a little intimidated by the TTC, here’s a little step-by-step guide. 1. Pay cash or purchase a presto ticket/card 2. Tap your ticket/card to get in (if there’s no collector) 3. Get your POP if not using Presto 4. Head down into the subway and look for the platform which is going the direction you need to go (refer to the map...
The final thing to address with Toronto public transportation is the TTC delays. Ask any resident of Toronto and they’ll tell you that delays happen all the time. Since the TTC only has a limited number of lines, one unplanned stoppage can cause massive delays and crowds. Always check the TTC website before you depart for any service alerts and dis...
Important changes coming to 508 Lake Shore, 512/312 St Clair and 510/310 Spadina streetcar service. Effective Sunday, June 23, 2024.
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May 28, 2019 · One is distributed by streetcar and bus drivers, while the other is available through machines inside of subway stations. Although the transfers look a little different, they both work the same way. Read on for details on how to get and use a transfer on Toronto’s public transit system.
