Blizzard conditions caused havoc on Toronto roads Monday morning, an intense blanket of snow making commutes borderline impossible for all but the most capable of vehicles.

Unfortunately for those who rely on public transit, the TTC is not immune from these treacherous conditions, and its surface fleet of buses and streetcars have been struggling to contend with the overwhelming snowfall.

The TTC warned passengers Monday morning that "All bus and streetcar routes are affected by snow covered roadways," and "customers will experience longer than normal wait and travel times."

Oh, boy, was that ever an understatement.

Problems with surface transit are being felt across the city. A lineup of stalled streetcars was spotted on King Street West, the 504 route being one of the TTC's busiest streetcar lines. Other outages were reported on the 506, 509, and 512 routes.

Oh no! TTC streetcars are stuck in the snow all along King ❄️ - 📹 ltombolicious #Toronto #TTC #ONstorm #snowTO pic.twitter.com/3nxnBR8DRa

— blogTO (@blogTO) January 17, 2022

Issues weren't limited to streetcars and stalled, out of service buses were a regular sight all across Toronto on Monday morning. Perhaps one of the most dramatic situations occurred at Queen and Dufferin, where almost a dozen buses were stranded in the snow.

Be safe out there today in Toronto. Just outside Queen and Dufferin 11 buses stranded. #snowronto #Toronto #ttc pic.twitter.com/0DkPLI6ZYV

— Greg (@Greg88707179) January 17, 2022

Buses unable to overcome the snowy roads found themselves obstructing traffic and adding on further delays for commuters on routes and connecting routes.

#snowTO #ttcworkers keeping @cityoftoronto #ttcriders moving STAY SAFE pic.twitter.com/JjBEqQEG5o

— Rocco Signorile (@imthedarkknight) January 17, 2022

Even more buses were forced out of service in the north end of the city, including a few spotted immobilized along Don Mills.

Stuck TTC buses all along my commute to Don Mills pic.twitter.com/fTpmRSBqAE

— Alan Carter (@ACarterglobal) January 17, 2022

A 75 Sherbourne route bus not only got itself stuck, but managed to slam into a sign, ironically reading "buses excepted."

Lol the 75 Sherboune bus is stuck and has hit the sign. #ONstorm #StormTO #TTC pic.twitter.com/M4GLwNT3lO

— Kris Pangilinan (@KrisReports) January 17, 2022

Even higher-capacity lines suffered, including multiple outages on the Line 1 subway and a train on the line 3 Scarborough RT spotted stuck in the snow on its elevated tracks.

#ONStorm, #toronto #WeatherUpdate,#STC
Ttc bus and train stuck in snow for hours... pic.twitter.com/cQxly8xlQM

— Shivang Amin (@ShivangAmin2) January 17, 2022

The snowfall may have reached its peak around 11 a.m., but continued snow into the evening hours could make for another messy commute when rush hour arrives.