The TTC just made it easier to report crimes on Toronto transit Toronto TTC
"We want to ensure that anyone who witnesses, or is a victim of a security incident on the TTC has an easily accessible method to report the incident directly to our Transit Control Centre," TTC CEO Rick Leary said.
The TTC has also announced several other safety features in the past few months following a spike in violent crimes onboard the transit system. These include increasing the number of Streets to Home workers throughout the network, adding more station supervisors, improving and adding more cameras, and having Designated Waiting Areas on every subway platform.on a daily basis with a focus on"reducing victimization, preventing crimes of opportunity and enhancing public safety.
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