Station Improvements

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The TTC is working to improve our customers’ experience and environment at a number of stations throughout the system.

Easier Access

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Through the Easier Access program, TTC will make the remaining Subway/RT stations accessible to all transit riders.

Second Exit planning and consultation

Castle Frank Station second exit

Many of our stations are getting new second exits. Find out about our planning and consultation process.

5-Year Service Plan and 10-Year Outlook

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The TTC’s 5-Year Service Plan & 10-Year Outlook identifies service-related improvements between 2020-2024 and beyond.

Future Plans and Studies

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Find out about the TTC's future plans and get involved.

New McNicoll Bus Garage

Within the next five years, the TTC will need a new bus garage to accommodate its growing ridership and expanding bus fleet.

Automatic Train Control

New Toronto Rocket subway

The Toronto Transit Commission is re-signaling the Yonge-University-Spadina (YUS) subway line to improve safety, reliability and capacity on Canada’s busiest subway system.

Improving Safety

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Some streetcar stops will be removed or modified to improve customer safety and service quality in terms of travel time.

Waterfront Transit Reset Project

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A Waterfront Toronto project, in partnership with the City of Toronto and the Toronto Transit Commission.

TTC Public Art Program

Art is an important component of major station upgrades. Seven stations will receive public art in accordance with the TTC Public Art Policy.

New Vehicles

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The TTC is modernizing its fleet by bringing in new vehicles for select subway and surface routes.