Transit riders may see fare inspectors on bus platforms starting Monday as the TTC expands efforts to curb fare evasion.

“When people don’t pay, that impacts our ability to increase service and keep fares down,” TTC CEO Greg Percy said in a ...

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TTC fare inspectors will now be asking riders for proof of payment on bus platforms, starting Monday. CBC’s Clara Pasieka ...

Some TTC bus riders could be asked for proof of payment starting next week as the TTC expand its fare enforcement program.

It’s the latest move from the transit agency aimed at cracking down on fare evasion, which they say leads to millions of ...

I don’t disagree with the premise of having fare inspectors on the TTC, but if people are expected to pay their share, then ...

All Toronto Transit Commission fare inspectors will be uniformed and wear body-worn cameras to record customer interactions.

The TTC is increasing bus service on 14 routes in North York, Etobicoke, and Scarborough starting on Sunday, officials ...

TTC车票检查员会定期在有轨电车和地铁站巡逻，TTC表示增加公交网络是“TTC为保护每年因逃票而造成的1.4亿元损失而采取的进一步措施”。 TTC首席执行官Greg Percy表示，“尽管多伦多市政府提供了大量运营补贴，但TTC仍然严重依赖票箱来资助我们的服务。当人们不付钱时，这会影响我们增加服务和降低车票的能力”。

Fare evasion cost the TTC $123.8 million last year and nearly 12 per cent of riders did not pay their fares, according to a new study by transit agency staff. In a report to the TTC's audit and ...