February 2010

The token system is antiquated. The TTC should have a two hour ticket so that people who live downtown can run errands without having to pay an outrageous return price of $5 (cost of two tokens). Also, the metropass should be made cheaper than paying two tokens per workday during one month. That way, people living in the suburbs who use the TTC for commuting to work can simply purchase a monthly pass instead of fumbling with tokens.

For TTC to save money:

1. Sell all unused buses that are not being used for parts. No sense keeping buses that aren't being used.

2. Lower fares, and charge all same cash fare for everyone. By doing this you encourage people to buy tickets/tokens/passes.

3. Remove the transferable passes. Remove the day pass option, or change the way it's used.

4. Shut off all lights at stations not in use when the system has shut down. Why waste money on electricity that no one is around to use?

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Now That  municipal elections is quickly approaching, I got to thinking about the few  who manage the many of us.

Mayor Miller has  convince  me that any person on the planet  can do this job.

I wonder how many  people in the Toronto voting  area will show up  and make a  historic change to the way things get done at Toronto city hall

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