People in Toronto now have even more opportunities to complain about the TTC
There's no doubt that fielding customer service complaints for the TTC would be a taxing job, with so many riders grumbling daily about safety concerns, service interruptions, line closures, vehicles being too hot, vehicles being too cold, issues with Presto, and basically anything you can think of, even when forewarned of potential delays.
Amid regular criticism of the city's transit on social media, the commission is opening up even more forums for people to sound off about what they hate about the network and how it's run — and also future line expansions and other plans.
The TTC is actually getting safer following horrifying crime streak https://t.co/6nzCRayemd #Toronto #TTC
— blogTO (@blogTO) June 14, 2023
"The TTC is seeking customer feedback to help improve planning for construction-related service adjustments, and communication of detours and major route changes," the transit authority said in a Monday callout for help designing its Annual Service Plan for next year, as well as its 5-Year Service Plan and Customer Experience Action Plan moving forward.
"We want to hear from transit users, operators, and the general public, to ensure that our services are continuously improving and meeting the needs of our city.”
For those who want to provide valuable input to help inform decisions about transit in the city — or who just want to air their grievances — they can do so now through an online survey.
Help us plan #TTC service and improve customer experience.
— Councillor Jon Burnside (@JonBurnside_DVE) June 26, 2023
We will be looking for your thoughts to help us create 3 plans:
The 2024 Annual Service Plan;
The 5-Year Service Plan;
The Customer Experience Action Plan.
Learn more or take the survey online: https://t.co/i6WMyFmeKr
The TTC, much like Metrolinx before it, is also hosting some pop-up consultations where residents can have their say (i.e. gripe) in person. They are:
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