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Nap rooms, sobriety and four other things we hope to see in today’s TTC report

By John Michael McGrath
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Nap rooms, sobriety and four other things we hope to see in today’s TTC report

The long-awaited report on customer service on the TTC is coming out today—any minute now, really. Authored by a panel of Toronto notables, the report is expected to recommend a number of operational reforms, as well as a bunch of long-term hiring changes and customer service improvements.

What kind of recommendations are we hoping to see?

• Designated nap rooms. • Uniforms that make drivers invisible to cellphone cameras. • Sobriety. • Bag-resistant seats. (Could get messy.) • Did we mention sobriety? • Totally pimped-out streetcars. • Finally, transfers that drivers can’t write their digits on.

(Image: Neal Jennings)

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