People. Places. Service. A stronger city.
This brief explains, in plain language, where service access looks strong, where closer review may help, and how live service supply connects to local context.
Surface movement, subway updates, ward differences, and local access describe different parts of the same civic system. They are strongest when read together and with their limits visible.
Surface GPS and subway station updates provide different but complementary views.
Explore the city pulseCitywide totals can hide differences in service, access, and community context.
Explore ward evidencePopulation, stops, routes, and walking context need to be read together.
Explore local accessVisible vehicles do not measure crowding, trip purpose, or every rider experience.
Read the methodsThe TTC vehicle feed provides a current snapshot. Toronto Public Transit Service Pulse does not yet store enough repeated snapshots to claim a measured historical trend.