Regular features in SCAN’s newsletter highlighting opportunities to provide input on TTC fare policies, service planning, and strategic consultations.
Showcasing stories of Scarborough TTC users who have taken civic action to advocate for equitable fares and improved bus service.
Educating communities on how the TTC is funded—particularly the reliance on fare box revenue—compared to public transit systems in other cities.
Developing a workshop series in partnership with transit advocacy groups, focused on:
Understanding the current landscape of transit affordability and service measures—how they came to be and what gaps remain.
Comparing fare structures and service delivery in other cities and countries.
Equipping participants with tools to effectively engage elected officials, influence public consultations, and participate in campaigns—drawing on real-world examples and successful advocacy models.
Collaborating with seniors’ organizations and other local groups to deliver these workshops in accessible, community-based settings.
Expanding SCAN’s Right to Ride campaign to push for tangible improvements such as reduced crowding on buses and a 3-hour transfer window for Scarborough riders.
Establishing an advisory group of Scarborough bus riders to identify and lead 3–5 targeted civic actions at key decision-making moments.
Focusing advocacy on underserved transit areas (e.g., the northeast) and overcrowded routes, ensuring that riders receive value for their fare and equitable service access.
