Canadian transit agencies continue to invest in safer operations, modern infrastructure and improved customer experiences. From new technology to protect passengers around streetcars to upgraded transit facilities in Windsor, these initiatives demonstrate how transit systems are evolving to better serve their communities.

Transit Windsor completes west-end terminal expansion

The City of Windsor has completed a major expansion of the Transit Windsor west-end terminal, improving passenger amenities and creating additional capacity to support future service growth. The upgraded facility features enhanced waiting areas, improved accessibility and expanded bus infrastructure designed to provide a more comfortable and efficient experience for riders. The investment reflects the city’s continued commitment to strengthening transit infrastructure while preparing for future growth across the network.

TTC launches streetcar safety pilot

The Toronto Transit Commission is launching a pilot program using automated camera technology to help identify motorists who illegally pass streetcars while passengers are boarding or exiting. The initiative aims to improve compliance with Ontario’s traffic laws, enhance passenger safety and raise awareness of the dangers of passing stopped streetcars. By leveraging technology to support enforcement and education, the pilot reflects the TTC’s ongoing commitment to creating safer streets for riders, operators and all road users.