Beginning Wednesday, plain-clothes inspectors will start issuing tickets for fare evasion, ranging from 235 to $425.

Beginning Wednesday, plain-clothes inspectors will start issuing tickets for fare evasion, ranging from 235 to $425.

As a result, TTC tickets, tokens and days passes can be used until June 1, 2025, for conventional transit users. For ...

The move means that all e-bikes and e-scooters will be banned from Nov. 15 to April 15, effectively prohibiting the devices ...

Fare inspectors dressed in plainclothes have been deployed across the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)‘s network to crack ...

Subway service is delayed on nearly two-thirds of Line 1 in Toronto due to signal issues. As of 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, there ...

Battling massive losses from fare evasion the TTC announced on Wednesday that plain clothes fare inspectors have started ...

Subway service has resumed on Line 1 in Toronto after being delayed for nearly an hour Wednesday evening due to signal issues ...

We may know that the Crosstown Eglinton LRT is definitively not going to be ready to ride anytime this year, but as residents ...

The Toronto Transit Commission board has voted to ban electric bikes and scooters with lithium-ion batteries from TTC ...

Transit users are bracing for the second weekend in a row where a lengthy stretch of the TTC's busiest subway line will be ...

The Toronto Transit Commission board voted on Tuesday to ban mobility devices with lithium-ion batteries, including electric ...