Tickets or tokens are available at subway stations and from a network of over 1,600 authorized agents throughout Metro.

Phone Customer Information at (416) 393-4636 for ticket agent locations.

You need a ticket, token, pass, transfer or exact change on buses and streetcars.

Drivers do not sell fares or make change.

Transfers can be used at transfer points on day of issue for a one-way continuous trip. Transfers are free and must be obtained where you pay your fare. Ask for a transfer from a driver or get one from the automatic transfer machine in the subway/RT station, after you pay your fare.

The Toronto Transit Commission serves Toronto's 244 sq. mi./632 sq. km area with over 2,500 buses, streetcars, subway and RT cars operating on approximately 3,900 miles/6,300 km of routes. More than 1,218 million passengers use the system on working days. The 1997 annual total was 380 million rides. The subway is the backbone of the system. All surface routes (except route 99) make 229 connections with the subway and RT.

On buses and streetcars remember to stand behind the white line when the vehicle is in motion. Move to the rear and stay clear of the doors. To tell the driver you want to get off at the next stop, pull the cord overhead, or push the button, as soon as the vehicle leaves the previous stop. When leaving streetcars, look to the right before stepping into the street.

Community Bus: Hourly service for the elderly and persons with disabilities at regular fare; East York, Don Mills, Parkdale and Lawrence Manor areas. For more information, call (416) 393-4636.

For passenger safety, security and convenience, DWAs are located on all subway and RT platforms. Look for the DWA signs and the high intensity lighting.

As "Your Safety Partner" we want you to know that if there is an emergency - fire, sickness, accident, harassment or any other problem - help is always nearby. The "helping hand" decal identifies the various safety features in the system.

Every subway and RT car is equipped with a yellow alarm strip. Simply press it to signal the train crew that there is an emergency. The crew will arrange for assistance at the next station.

Bus and streetcar drivers also have alarm systems in each vehicle to summon assistance, and all buses and streetcars have two-way radios.

When boarding trains, always wait for people inside to exit before you enter. Three chimes sound before the train doors close. Immediately after a subway train leaves the station, the name of the next station is called out over the trains public address system. Stations are designed with security mirrors, intercoms and closed-circuit cameras to minimize security hazards.

Telephones in all subway and RT stations do not require coins to reach the "9-1-1" emergency number.

Schedules are posted at most transfer locations throughout the system and provide location and route maps. TTC Yellow Pages TimeLine phone numbers, plus travel tips.

If you are a full-time secondary school student who lives or attends school in South York Region, the South York Region Student Transit Pass will allow you to travel any day as often as you wish.

Ask the driver for a transfer when you pay your fare. You can transfer free to: Markham Transit; TTC while operating north of Steeles; Vaughan Transit; Richmond Hill Transit; Brampton Transit Route #77; GO Transit Yonge 'C' bus and Bayview bus routes to continue your trip within South York Region. No stop-overs allowed.

The Accessible Taxicab Service is a specialized, door to door service for registered non ambulatory riders.

Simply call the Richmond Hill Mobility Service dispatch at (905) 762-2112 between 8:30am to 4:00pm to schedule your ride.

The Taxi Scrip Program offers improved travel opportunities and spontaneous service for registered ambulatory riders. Riders buy Taxi Scrip coupon books from Richmond Hill Transit for $20.00. Simply use your Taxi Scrip coupons to pay the meter fare.

The riders schedule their trips with one of the following taxi companies:

A Quality Taxi: (905) 884-7999
Advance Unique Taxi: (905) 884-1111

Both service are available during the following hours:

Monday to Thursday: 7:00am to 7:00pm
Friday (except statutory holidays): 7:00am to 9:00pm

Vaughan Access Bus is a city-wide transportation service for eligible persons with physical disabilities. For information and applications concerning this service, call (905) 832-8526.

Park'n'Ride, Easier Access, Request Stop - just some of the services we offer our customers. Call us for a free Rider's Guide which details our routes, schedules and services.

Over 25 convenient locations. Call us for the outlet nearest you.

A transit service for residents of the Town of Markham who are physically disabled. You must register to be eligible to use this service. For a free brochure and application call us at (905) 475-4710

Mississauga Transit serves 56 routes containing 2979 bus stops and 576 bus shelters.

Mississauga Transit has a total yearly ridership of approximately 23 million.

Tickets and passes are available at the City Centre Transit terminal located at 200 Rathburn Rd. W. (north side of square One) at the coffee kiosk called The Bus Stop and Mississauga Transit subway booth located at Islington Subway Station. Tickets and passes are also available from over 100 Ticket agents throughout Mississauga. Call Customer Information at (905) 615-INFO (4636) for ticket agent locations.

Mississauga Transit transfers may be used on Brampton and Oakville Transit. Mississauga Transit also accepts Brampton and Oakville Transit transfers.

Mississauga Transit's New Citylink telephone schedule information system has been improved to give you the scheduled arrival times of buses at the stops you use for the entire week.

Enter your bus stop number, the day and time you wish to travel and you'll get the information you need. If you don't know your bus stop number call (905) 615-INFO(4636).

The 'Request Stop Program' allows customers to exit the bus at locations other than regular bus stop. It is in effect seven days a week from sunset until the end of night service.

Ask the bus driver at least one stop ahead of where you wish to get off the bus and we'll let you off at the closet location where the driver can safely stop.

Open: Monday to Friday: 6:00am to 9:00pm.
Saturday; 9:30am to 5:30pm.
Sunday: 12:00pm to 5:00pm.

Phone: (905) 615-3895.

Visit website at: www.city.mississauga.on.ca

GO Transit is the interregional transit system that links Toronto with the surrounding regions. GO Trains and GO Buses serve an 8,000 square kilometre area radiating from downtown Toronto as far west as Hamilton, Barrie in the north, and the Oshawa area in the east. GO Transit connects with most municipal transit systems in the Greater Toronto Area, including the TTC.

Articles found on GO Trains and GO Buses are brought to the lost and found office in the GO concourse at Union Station, telephone (416) 327-9444.

Fares are charged by the fare zone distance travelled and the category of the passenger (adult, senior citizen, child under five years, child under 12 years, student with valid GO Transit ID card).

Handy for combined GO and TTC travel is the adult Twinn Pass, sold at a discount and only available from GO Transit. Exact cash fares are charged on the Yonge C and Bayview buses between north Toronto and Richmond Hill. GST is included in GO fares.

GO Train service works on an honor fare system. Passengers do not have to show their ticket or pass to an attendant before boarding the GO Train, but must have their proof of fare payment available for spot inspections by our transit enforcement officers or other proper authority. On the GO Bus, passengers must show their ticket or pass to the driver on boarding and exiting, and have proof of fare payment handy for fare inspection.

GO tickets and passes can be purchased at GO stations, terminals, and agencies. Tickets can be purchased with VISA, MasterCard or debit card at all train stations and some bus terminals. One-way tickets and day passes are available from your GO Bus driver at the time of travel.

Passengers who ride the TTC immediately before and after a GO Train or GO Bus trip can use the TTC transfer from their first ride to board the second TTC vehicle.

We offer a special incentive to weekend riders. If you are an adult monthly passholder, you can travel with a companion - and the companion rides free. You can "GO one better" on Saturdays, Sundays and most statutory holidays.

You can always connect with family, friends, or colleagues while on the GO Train. There's a mobile phone in every railcar. The phones are easy to use with a major credit card or special GO telecard.

We're proud of our record of safety and reliability, on GO Buses and GO Trains. GO Bus drivers and equipment staff have won provincial, national, and international safety awards. On the trains, a host of security features helps keep passengers safe: yellow alarm strips above the windows can be pressed for assistance, and riders can walk between cars, even if the train is moving, On the train platform, passengers must always stay behind the yellow line in case of high-speed trains passing through the station.

For service information, pick up a timetable at any GO station or terminal, or phone out customer call centre weekdays 7am to l0pm, weekends and holidays 9am to 7pm: Toronto local calling area (416) 869-3200 or long-distance toll-free 1 (888) 438-6646 (GET ON GO). Our TTY teletypewriter phone line is 1 (800) 387-3652.

Your comments about our service are important to us. You can talk to us by dropping into our customer service centre at Union Station, by calling us at (416) 869-3200 or our long-distance toll-free number, or by writing GO Transit Public Relations, 20 Bay Street, Suite 600, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2W3.