TTC Service Pulse
Trust & Transparency

How The Data Flows

Public transit and city data are turned into simple civic signals so people can understand where service may need closer attention.

1

Public Information

Live TTC Vehicles
●● Ward + Population
Routes + Stops
2

Model Preparation

Keeps recent records
Removes stale records
Places vehicles inside wards
3

Civic Signal Model

Visible Service
●● Expected Need
Service Balance
4

What Readers See

Equity Score
Wards At Risk
7-Day Watchlist

What The Model Can See

  • Real-time vehicle locations and status
  • Routes, stops, and scheduled service
  • Population and demographic data by ward
  • Service supply operating right now
  • Historical service levels and patterns

What The Model Estimates

  • Where demand is likely higher
  • How visible service compares to expected need
  • Which wards may be experiencing gaps
  • Equity impact across different communities
  • Short-term risk based on recent trends
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Not Included

  • Exact passenger counts
  • On-time performance or delay reasons
  • Incidents, road closures, or construction
  • Planned service changes or detours
  • Private or proprietary TTC data