The Toronto Transit Commission is trying out some new, improved maps. The old maps were large — and many customers said they were confusing and hard to read. "Our customers basically told us ...

With less than two weeks to go until the Toronto-York Spadina Subway Extension opens, the TTC is set to begin installing updated maps throughout the subway that feature the sparkling new line ...

Thanks to a report on the agenda of the next TTC board meeting [], we have our firmest glimpse yet of what Toronto’s new subway map will look like once the Eglinton Crosstown LRT opens in 2021 ...

In a move to bring clarity to maps and station signs that often confuse its riders, the TTC is considering an extensive revamp of how its system information is presented, including using numbers ...

It's the subway map Toronto deserves to have – though we probably never will. I mean, if a one stop subway extension costs $3.35 billion , this system would cost a few trilly to build, at least.

TTC vehicles are expected to stick to their route, just like the maps that show where they’re going are supposed to stick to the wall. Between subways, buses and streetcars, the TTC covers a lot ...

Members of a nerdy online fan culture spend spare time making TTC fantasy maps — they see OneCity and raise it several subway lines. You can save this article by registering for free here. Or ...

The TTC and the Transit app are partnering on this 12-month pilot project and the TTC says all buses and streetcars in its network will support this feature. A new open data standard will also exist ...

The Toronto Transit Commission is trying out some new, improved maps. The old maps were large — and many customers said they were confusing and hard to read. "Our customers basically told us they ...

The TTC will study ways to bring clarity to its subway maps and signage including using numbers, not geographical names, to identify subway stations. Content Skip to Main Content Accessibility Help ...