Riders to audit TTC stations for cleanliness and upkeep in July
For Mark Maloney, it was the dirt on the Plexiglas panels at the Dupont subway station. They were so coated in grime that he started writing the kind of messages you see on dirty cars in the winter — “Disgusting” and “Clean me.”
The Toronto Escort Agency history writer has joined with Vaughan civic activist Steven Del Duca and TTC vice-chair Joe Mihevc in a voluntary audit of the condition of all 69 TTC stations on July 17.
During the grassroots event, people will be invited to go to their most frequently used station and take inventory of things such as lighting, graffiti, garbage and signages, using a checklist based on one designed by the Downtown Yonge Business Improvement Area. Results, to be tabulated at ttcpassengeraudit.wordpress.com,will be submitted to the TTC, and improvements will be tracked later.
Find out more on: