The TTC Has Shut Down A Huge Chunk Of Line 2 This Morning & It Looks So Chaotic (VIDEO)
Shuttle buses are running.
Pape Station in Toronto.
Anytime you see crowds of people forming outside of your neighbourhood TTC station, you know you're in for a rough morning commute. Those two dreaded words: shuttle buses.
According to TTC Service Alerts, a fire on Line 2 Bloor-Danforth has shut down service between St. George and Pape stations on Tuesday morning, forcing large swarms of people into the streets to wait for replacement buses. No fun.
The issue allegedly worsened when the shuttle buses were delayed, leading livid transit users to flood TTC Twitter threads with complaints.
"What a dumpster fire. An hour and ten minutes to travel the 7 km between my home and office. Left before 8, going to be late for my 9:00 meeting and $40 for an Uber," claimed one commuter.
"There are no shuttle buses! In rush hour? It's incredible how often this happens! I'm sure if the management of the TTC and/or the mayor of Toronto were taking public transportation, none of this would happen so often," added another.
Narcity reached out to Stuart Green, a spokesperson for the TTC, who didn't comment on the riders' frustrated claims, but stated that the agency has sent out 64 shuttle buses to address the issue.
Sadly, the delays weren't restricted to Line 2 as service was also briefly suspended on Line 1 Yonge-University between St Clair and College due to a medical emergency.
It is unclear at the moment when regular service will resume on Line 2.
Customers are being told to utilize GO Transit services at Danforth GO Station if they don't wish to wait for shuttle buses.