‘A Toronto issue’: Ipsos poll shows some TTC riders changing habits after violent incidents
People living in Toronto feel less safe on public transit than other Canadians, according to a newThe poll suggests 44 per cent of Toronto residents feel unsafe riding transit alone. That compares to 35 per cent of riders in the 905 region around Toronto and 27 per cent across the country.
This new polling comes after a series of high-profile and violent attacks on Toronto’s transit system. It includes a fatal stabbing at the High Park subway station, a reported sexual assault on a bus, a driver allegedly shot in the face with a BB gun and an incident in which a group of teenagers allegedly swarmed a TTC worker.
“Our front-line operators, our customers, have real concerns about the high profile of incidents that have occurred on the TTC,” he said, referencing an increase in police, TTC enforcement and social workers involved in transit. “We know that these are challenging social issues, not just public transit issues.”Toronto adding more police on public transit following violence and budget criticism
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