Welcome to MyTTC.ca
MyTTC was born out of a desire for free, open access to transit data. When we started, the amount and quality of the data available from the TTC was somewhat lacking. However, The TTC has since released schedules and real time data which make other applications like MyTTC easier to build.
We are not the TTC, nor are we affiliated with them. This is an independent effort because we love the TTC and just want to create a better experience for everyone. From counting every stair at every subway station, to placing ten thousand bus stops and over three million stop times, MyTTC is a product of passion by a small, dedicated and potentially obsessed team.
Community Headlines
Good News Far Too Much of the Time
The TTC has now launched a public-facing version of an internal campaign pitching its new organization and attitude to serving ...
via Steve Munro's Web Site // May 16
In the news: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Greater Toronto area media report on public transit issues today. 680 All News Radio post, “TTC holds Twitter chat to ...
via Transit Toronto // May 16
Streetcars in the Eastern Waterfront (Well, Track Anyhow)
Thanks to Jacob Louy for bringing to my attention a notice that the TTC has begun work welding track for the Cherry Street ...
via Steve Munro's Web Site // May 15
Meanwhile... contractors continue preparing site for Eglinton Crosstown tunnel-boring machines
Since starting work last fall, Metrolinx and TTC contractors for the Eglinton - Scarborough Crosstown light rail transit line ...
via Transit Toronto // May 15
Future Caledonia rapid transit station: You can now comment about the plans on-line
This week, Metrolinx and the TTC hosted an open house on the future Caledonia rapid transit station. Staff presented the early ...
via Transit Toronto // May 15
Eglinton Crosstown LRT community consultation meetings: May 17, 22, 24
What happens to Eglinton Avenue after Metrolinx and the TTC have finished construction and started operating the Eglinton ...
via Transit Toronto // May 15
Waterloo Region hosts public community-building events for rapid transit project, May 15, 16, 17
The Region of Waterloo has organized several events for members of the public to learn about how the future light rail transit ...
via Transit Toronto // May 15