Today I share the guíThe complete about Cómo Using Transport Púwar of Toronto, Canadaá sea tranvía, metro or buses.
If isás planning a visit to Toronto, One of the things más úTiles you can learn is Cómo Movete around the city using its efficient transport system Público. It is a big city, Not as much as New York And either so caóethics, So leasing Auto does not seem like a good idea, más aún for the costs of gasoline and parking lots.
For mí, The best way to know this city is walking, sí It is very walkable along with transport público. Today I bring a brief guíA on the tramía, the subway and the buses of Toronto.
Tranvía, Toronto Metro and Buses
The transport system PúToronto Bulk is operated by the TTC (Toronto Transit Commission). It is an integrated system, Which means you can make transfers between the subway, The tramías and buses with a single payment within a perídetermined time (Generally two hours). And sí it works, adíto Anduve for all transport making a single payment, increíble.
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¿CóMo pays and cuáit costs?
The cost of an individual trip (rate única) It is $3.35 CAD for adults.
The form más común and convenient to pay is with a CR cardésaid the désmall, In fact the passes of 1 díUnlimited and this is already the best way to move through Toronto. Only insuranceúRate that, Every time you make tap or pass your card in the entry of subway stations, tranvíA o buses, you use the same card always, así leverageás integrated rates and not payás doble.
Spaghettién you can pay with your cell phone having previously configured your favorite card in your equipment digital wallet
Another alternative, But in the end it implies an extra expense, It is buying a prevented card at the Metro stations, In some convenience stores such as Shoppers Drug Mart, o and línea. Simpús o tranvía, or when entering the stationón of meter.
The Toronto Metro: The heartón of the system
The metro from Toronto It is the M formás ráAsk to move by distances málongs and connect different parts of the city. It is fácil of use and stations están wellñalized.
Lídenies: The Toronto Metro currently has these límain lines:
- Línea 1 (Yonge-University): The línea más carried over, that goes from the north of the city, It crosses the center and then heads west.
- Línea 2 (Bloor-Danforth): It crosses the city from east to west.
- Línea 3 (Scarborough): this línea ya isá closed and está being replaced.
- Línea 4 (Sheppard): A línea más short in the north of the city of 5 seasons.
The system has Más de 75 Metro stations, With expansi plansón and curso.
The Metro Network has an extensionón of approximately 76.9 kilómeters (47.8 miles), connecting much of the ámetropolitan rea.
Tranvías (Streetcars)
Los icóNicos tramíace of Toronto They are an excellent way to move around the city center and nearby neighborhoods. They operate on fixed routes along the main streets. Remember to touch your Presto Card or CR cardéfinger/déBito when climbing.
This system works very well, But in some streets dutyáS UP AND DOWN, Something that there was noíA seen before, así that báJate carefully, Although cars and people respect the system and pedestrians a lot.
Autobuses
TTC buses complement the subway and tramías, reaching almost every corner of the city. They are ideal for Más short or to get to destinations that are notán directly on a subway or tram routeía. Simply look for the autobing stopús with the TTC sign. Usé Google Maps and I could navigate the city without anyúno problem.
¡I hope this guíIt may be úTil to move through Toronto as a place! Transportation púCity's Blica is safe, efficient, clean and an excellent way to explore everything Toronto has to offer.
¿You have a question about transport PúBlica in Toronto or Algún advice that you likeíto share? ¡DéJalo in the comments!
