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1. transit-toronto.ca › images › ttc-transit-networkTransit Network Expansion - Transit Toronto

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   The transit expansion projects described in this report will expand the rapid transit network in Toronto providing new, accessible rapid transit on already busy corridors such as Eglinton Avenue and Finch Avenue West. The Provincial Subway Program will extend Line 1, Line 2, and Line 5 to serve more residents and jobs while introducing the

2. transittoronto.ca › archives › reportsTransit Network Expansion Update - Transit Toronto

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   Sep 15, 2021 · Within the next 10 years, the TTC rapid transit network will expand by approximately 60 kilometres, the streetcar network will be extended along the Toronto waterfront, and the space dedicated to fast and reliable bus services will increase.

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4. www.toronto.ca › transit-expansionTransit Expansion - City of Toronto

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   There are several transit expansion projects currently underway in Toronto, at varying phases of planning, design and construction. Collectively these projects will enhance the rapid transit network in the city and provide seamless mobility options.

5. www.toronto.ca › rapidto › rapidto-benefits-reportsRapidTO: Benefits & Reports – City of Toronto

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   Bus and streetcar transit improvements can make our transit system more reliable, reducing delays and making transit travel times shorter. Improving the reliability of bus and streetcar transit will make it a practical option for travel in the city.

6. www.blogto.com › city › 2021Toronto's five new transit stations now a step closer to 2026 ...

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   Aug 17, 2021 · Today's announcement endorsing the SmartTrack Stations Program brings the new line a step closer to construction, planned to create five new rapid transit stations.

7. transittoronto.ca › archives › weblogGovernment of Canada contributing $10.4 ... - Transit Toronto

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   May 11, 2021 · Today, Tuesday, May 11, the Government of Canada announced that it was supporting the Government of Ontario’s investment in Toronto and York Region rapid-transit projects by contributing $10.4 billion to support the Ontario plans.

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   Does Toronto need a transit expansion project?

   • There are several transit expansion projects currently underway in Toronto, at varying phases of planning, design and construction. Collectively these projects will enhance the rapid transit network in the city and provide seamless mobility options. Expansion of our transit system needs to support Toronto to: meet climate change goals.

   Transit Expansion - City of Toronto

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   Why is transit priority important in Toronto?

   • Traffic congestion on Toronto’s roadways. Transit priority can make bus and streetcar service more reliable, reduce delays and shorten travel times on congested roadways. Transit priority also provides relief on overcrowded bus and streetcar routes. Generally faster and cheaper to build compared to subway and light rail options.

   RapidTO: Bus & Streetcar Priority - City of Toronto

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   Does Toronto need a new transit system?

   • Expansion of our transit system needs to support Toronto to: meet climate change goals. Metrolinx LRT line between Kennedy Station in the east and Mount Dennis Station in the west across 19 killometres. Metrolinx extension of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT (Line 5), spanning 9.2 kilometres, from Mount Dennis Station to Renforth Station.

   Transit Expansion - City of Toronto

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   When will the TTC rapid transit network be open?

   • Figure 2.0 shows the TTC rapid transit network as of 2023 when Line 5 Eglinton and Line 6 Finch West have opened. Figure 3.0 shows how the TTC rapid transit network could be after 2031, when the four provincial subway projects and the waterfront streetcar projects are planned to have opened.

   Transit Network Expansion - Transit Toronto

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   What is the TTC & city of Toronto's Public transit plan?

   • The TTC and City of Toronto are developing a plan that will deliver safe, efficient and equitable bus and streetcar service improvements through transit priority solutions. We want to hear from you! Current TTC public transit network map.

   RapidTO: Bus & Streetcar Priority - City of Toronto

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   Why do we need bus and streetcar transit improvements?

   • Bus and streetcar transit improvements can make our transit system more reliable, reducing delays and making transit travel times shorter. Improving the reliability of bus and streetcar transit will make it a practical option for travel in the city. The Surface Transit Network Plan supports the City’s priority of keeping Toronto moving .

   RapidTO: Benefits & Reports – City of Toronto

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9. www.toronto.ca › wp-content › uploadsRapidTO: Bus & Streetcar Priority - City of Toronto

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   Transit priority can make bus and streetcar service more reliable, reduce delays and shorten travel times on congested roadways. Transit priority also provides relief on overcrowded bus and streetcar routes. Generally faster and cheaper to build compared to subway and light rail options.