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TTC Subway Lines Shut Down, Commuters Scramble

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TTC Subway Lines Shut Down, Commuters Scramble

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!TTC Subway Lines Shut Down, Commuters Scramble. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Toronto's TTC hit a snack Thursday morning when they shut down two whole subway lines over technical glitches. Line 2, the Bloor Danforth, went dark between Kipling and Kennedy Stations, right around 10 a.m. Not long after, Line 4, the Shepard Line, lost service 2 from Shepard Young, all the way to Don Mills. Riders got alerts on their phones, scrambling for options during the morning rush. Shuttle buses rode out to cover the gaps, keeping folks moving as best they could. But it threw commutes into chaos, with delays piling up across the network. TTC stayed tight-lipped on what caused the mess no word on whether it was signals, power, or something else. Service came back online after a couple hours, but questions linger. For now, transit fans are hoping for smoother rides ahead, especially with no clear fixes announced. Stay sharp out there on the rails. I'm Cory with the story. That's your Canada News today of DING. AI powered and always on.

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