As I Walk Toronto

by bus, by subway, by streetcar

an older streetcar is traveling south and a new streetcar is coming north as they pass each other on Spadina at the intersection with Dundas.

A new streetcar passes an older one on Spadina. The TTC is in the midst of phasing out the older streetcars that were built between 1977 and 1989. Two hundred and four newer, longer streetcars have been ordered from Bombardier. Sixty seven of those new streetcars were expected by mid January 2016 but only 14 were operational at that time. These new cars service the 510 Spadina and 509 Harbourfront routes although eventually the new cars will be on all the streetcar routes in Toronto.

looking through one streetcar window on a rainy day towards the side of another streetcar. Water drops on the window. an older streetcar is traveling south and a new streetcar is coming north as they pass each other on Spadina at the intersection with Dundas. a view of the Greenwood Yard, where subway trains are parked and maintained view from floor level of an empty new TTC subway car, looking down the length of the train. a view of the interior of lower Bay subway station of the TTC, with some people walking on the platform late afternoon, with long shadows, and the setting behind, people getting on a College street TTC streetcar a view of the exterior of the newly renovated Pape Station, taken from across the street a view of the interior of a subway train. People sitting, people standing reflected in a mirror, holding coffee cups and talking view of a subway car from the side with people in the window. The subway is in a station and paintings of other subway cars are on the wall