Mayor John Tory has unveiled a 10-point plan to address crowding on the TTC, two weeks after subway delays almost prompted the evacuation of a busy downtown station. The relief line is still 15 years away and in the meantime things are only going to get worse at stations like Yonge/Bloor and St. George. The mayor denies those claims and maintains he’s doing everything possible to advance all projects in the city’s transit network plan. “I want every single project in that plan, led by the relief line. Another part of Tory’s plan is exploring the use of express buses to relieve subway crowding on Yonge.

Source: thestar February 12, 2018 19:53 UTC