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Toronto
Toronto

Transportation

المواصلات خلال المدينة، تدير لجنة عبور تورونتو (تي تي سي) نظاماً شاملاً يتألف من الممرات الأرضية، والحافلات، وسيارات الشوارع. ويغطي النظام 1200 كيلومتراً من الطرق. تتميز لجنة عبور تورونتو بتوفيرها لأفضل وسائل النقل المجانية من حيث السهولة والكفاءة مقارنة ببقية الخدمات وطرق النقل.

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City overview
Buses

The city is served by a network of 150 bus routes, many of these form a grid along main streets, and all of them (except for the #99 and #171 routes) connect to one or more subway or RT stations. An overnight bus service called the Blue Night Network runs on most major routes every morning from 1:30 am-5:00 am. Women travelling alone on buses between 9:00pm and 5:00am can use the Request Stop program.

Driving Tips

Tourists driving in Toronto must first acquire a ‘Canadian Nonresident Interprovince Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Card' or 'Visitor to Canada Insurance'. Car rental agencies in Toronto stipulate that you must be 21 years of age when hiring a car, although for some agencies this is 26 years. In Toronto, cars drive on the right-hand side of the road.

From the airport

From Toronto Pearson International Airport: Buses such as the 192 Airport Rocket, 58A Malton, 300A Bloor-Danforth, 307 Eglinton West provide all-day and overnight bus services between Stations and the Airport. One-way travel times vary from 20-45 minutes