Toronto Transit Commission Thursday placed its first Toronto Rocket subway cars into revenue service in Canada ... The six-car consist is one of several trains already received by TTC from Bombardier ...

The TTC is working with Bombardier to address the latest glitch in the new Toronto Rocket subway trains. The problem involves wiring on the trains’ undercarriage that overheats if a protective ...

Discounts will be applied to PRESTO cards but the cheaper rates only apply to TTC trips, not to GO Transit or the UP Express. Starting Wednesday, TTC riders who receive social assistance through ...

The new trainsets’ design is expected to be of an open-gangway, articulated configuration like the TTC’s newest equipment, the Alstom (formerly Bombardier) “Toronto Rocket” cars. The RFP also includes ...

it is almost certain that the new trains will be a new order of the Toronto Rocket trains already serving Line 1. Earlier this year, the TTC halted a process seeking proponents to submit bids for ...

It's a fairly common misconception that the TTC's old Gloucester subway cars gave birth to the term "red rocket ... as outlined by Transit Toronto, is that Toronto Sun columnist John Downing ...

TORONTO – Commuter Hell ... some of the crude attempts at renaming TTC stations on a map lampooning the commission’s well known “Ride the Rocket” map. In case you’re wondering, the ...

In case you weren’t aware, there is a dedicated transit service in Toronto offering regular trips from the subway to the airport at a TTC-level fare. Not enough seem to know about the 192 Airport ...

The TTC is apologizing to riders with disabilities who are struggling to roll their wheelchairs onto the city’s new Toronto Rocket subway trains. The Rockets, which cost about $1 billion in ...

If you ride public transit in Toronto you've experienced it in one form or another ... per cent for offences across the board starting this past Monday. Approved by the TTC in January, the harsher ...

If you rely on TTC streetcars to get around downtown Toronto, expect significant changes starting Sunday, May 11. The City of Toronto and the TTC are kicking off construction at King St. E.