CivicService Pulse

People. Places. Service. A stronger city.

A Day in the Life of a Route

Follow one TTC bus or streetcar route to see where it runs, which vehicles have reported recently, and what stops and named OpenStreetMap places it passes near.

Not an official TTC app. OSM places are public map records and may be incomplete.

Route view

Loading the mapped route and recent vehicle reports.

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Route shape Live vehicle Nearby stop OSM civic place
Day pattern

Why the route may matter at different times of day.

6:00 AM - 10:00 AM Morning movement

The route helps connect homes to work, school, appointments, and transfer points.

Civic takeaway

One route, many public connections.

A surface route is more than a line on a map. It is a moving connection between homes, public services, local businesses, schools, parks, and the rest of the transit network.

How to read the route evidence “Passes near” means the place appears within an approximate walking distance of the mapped route shape. It does not prove exact access, ridership, wait time, or official service quality.
Today versus recent observations

Is this route showing its usual level of visible service?

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Compare corridors

How does this route compare?

Compare visible vehicles, mapped stops, route length, and nearby public and community places. These measures describe different route characteristics; they do not rank which route matters more.

Selected route--Choose a comparison route
Visible vehicles--Live surface feed
Stops near route--Within 150 m of mapped shape
Mapped length--Approximate corridor length