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Give Toronto Time Back

Your commute should not steal your life.

Toronto transit, traffic and movement
It is a time problem

Make the existing system work better.

Every unnecessary hour spent sitting in traffic, waiting for delayed transit or navigating badly coordinated construction is an hour taken from family, work, rest and life.

Reliable TTC

Improve service reliability and connect transit operations to the experience riders actually have.

Traffic signals and real-time operations

Use better signal coordination and live information to manage recurring bottlenecks.

Faster incident response

Clear blockages and manage disruptions more quickly.

Loading and deliveries

Make practical space for goods movement without creating unnecessary conflict.

Regional connections

Improve connections between TTC, GO and regional transportation.

Accessibility

Design walking, cycling and transit connections around complete accessible journeys.

Coordinate Construction Before It Reaches the Street

Stop stacking disruption on top of disruption.

Coordinate road work, utilities, TTC construction, development, emergency repairs and special events before several projects simultaneously create avoidable gridlock.

Construction coordination is a core service—not an afterthought.

Move Toronto Better campaign artwork
Design Around the Complete Journey

Measure the whole trip.

A transit station is not truly convenient merely because a train arrives quickly if reaching that train is unnecessarily difficult.

Door-to-door travel timeWalking distanceTransfer distanceVertical travelElevator dependenceNumber of transfersAccessibilityReliabilityPhysical effortNavigationConstruction disruptionFailure resilience

Reliable trips. Fewer wasted hours. More time for life.

Transit Quest bright daytime Toronto magazine concept
See the Complete Journey

Make mobility understandable before asking people to change how they move.

This Project Six concept shows a practical public-learning use case: compare routes, understand accessibility, identify connections and learn how walking, cycling and transit fit together.

The game layer teaches. Professional transportation systems remain professional.

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The public direction is clear. Detailed design, costing, safeguards, partner commitments and implementation milestones will be released in stages as they are verified. Before residents are asked to approve or fund a major commitment, the campaign will publish the authority, cost, protections, partners and measurable next steps.
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