Transit priority is seen as a critical element for improving surface transit services. It can include a variety of tools from infrastructure and technology improvements, like queue jump lanes and transit signal priority, to smaller regulatory changes like on-street parking and turn prohibitions.

These changes can have a positive impact on transit speed and reliability with some projects only requiring minor infrastructure or signage changes. The City of Toronto and TTC are looking at opportunities over the next five years to speed up some of TTC’s busiest surface routes, benefiting customers and other road users within the City.

Eric will give an overview of transit priority measures currently being implemented at the TTC. 

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