Public Transit
Smog City or Transit City? It is time to choose.
Transit is a cornerstone to a healthy City. Toronto Public Health recommends better transit as the best way to cut smog. Reduced congestion and competition for parking will save local businesses billions. Transit can also make our streets safer. Over 40 pedestrians and cyclists are killed in accidents with cars, every year.
TEA campaigns for better transit service on existing routes and a major expansion of the system North of Eglinton. While there is some good news for the TTC after a decade of decline, we are concerned about delays in service improvements, continued fare increases and question our priorities in building expensive new subways for a few, instead of a new suburban light rail/busway network for many.
See TEA's Transit Fact Sheet
Transportation Links - Link to other GTA transit providers, advocacy groups, and news sources.