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Ontario's One Fare programme has facilitated over five million transfers between transit systems since its launch less than two months ago, offering commuters significant savings and enhanced connectivity across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
In order to enhance convenience and streamline journeys, the Ontario government has introduced credit and debit card usage on the Toronto Transit Commission and other local transit services.
Metrolinx's new electric buses will enhance the travel experience for passengers in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, providing them with a quieter and more environmentally friendly mode of transport.
Milton Transit's diesel-to-electric conversion pilot will provide it with valuable insights on charging, maintenance and cost, while offering a cleaner and more comfortable travel experience to its riders.
Marking Neuron's launch in its second location in Ontario and seventh city in Canada, this latest scheme will allow the City of Brampton's residents to benefit from the company's e-scooter scheme for the first time.
By investing in zero-emission buses across the nation, the Government of Canada aims to grow the country’s economy, provide greener transit systems to its communities and improve the quality of life of all Canadians.
In just over a month, 100,000 people have made contactless payments through the new fare payment system when using GO Transit, Brampton Transit, MiWay and Oakville Transit services.
In order to meet growing passenger demand, Metrolinx will be increasing the capacity of some of the busiest GO Transit train trips to provide more riders with a comfortable mode of transport.
Metrolinx and York Region Transit’s Mobility On-Request ride-share pilot programme will provide GO Transit customers with on-demand transport during the morning and evening rush hour period, five days a week.
With a combination of digital and station signage, social media posts and web updates, Metrolinx and OPTA will promote transit accessibility to encourage customers across Ontario to consider the needs of those with mobility constraints.
Metrolinx is working to support the efforts to stop the spread of the new COVID-19 variant, Omicron, by launching two additional GO-VAXX buses – which aim to administer up to 300 vaccines per day.
The largest subway expansion plan in Canadian history, the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension in Ontario, has entered the next stage of planning, design and procurement.
Metrolinx is working towards expanding and upgrading the GO Transit service from a peak time commuter service to a 24-hour transit option, available at any time.
After announcing the launch of its bike share programme in June 2021, Bird has now introduced its e-bikes in San Diego and Windsor, Ontario, with more cities across North America and Europe set to follow.
The Ontario government has released the Request for Qualifications for the design and delivery of the new Scarborough subway stations, rail and systems work.
