What are they supposed to do?TTC drivers say?

What are they supposed to do?TTC drivers say?

‘What are they supposed to do?’: TTC drivers say closed bathrooms leave them with no places to go amid COVID-19 As if going to work every day in a global pandemic wasn’t difficult enough, TTC drivers say they’re now facing an additional hardship: not being allowed to go to the washroom.

Where do TTC bus drivers stop in Toronto?

One bus driver who works in Toronto’s east end said that before the pandemic, operators on Steeles Avenue routes would regularly stop at a fast-food restaurant at Middlefield Road.

Are there buses that take guests to the TTC?

The only buses servicing guests at the TTC are those from non-Disney-owned properties. Shuttles from off-site hotels, charter buses, and the Lynx public transportation buses are examples of buses that use the Transportation and Ticket Center.

Why are gas stations closed on the TTC?

“Everyone knows us in there, but because of (the pandemic) now they’ve completely locked us out,” said the driver, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because TTC management hadn’t authorized her to speak to media. “Gas stations … they’ve shut their doors to us as well. When we walk in they’re like, ‘no, sorry, no, it’s not happening.’”

‘What are they supposed to do?’: TTC drivers say closed bathrooms leave them with no places to go amid COVID-19 As if going to work every day in a global pandemic wasn’t difficult enough, TTC drivers say they’re now facing an additional hardship: not being allowed to go to the washroom.

One bus driver who works in Toronto’s east end said that before the pandemic, operators on Steeles Avenue routes would regularly stop at a fast-food restaurant at Middlefield Road.

The only buses servicing guests at the TTC are those from non-Disney-owned properties. Shuttles from off-site hotels, charter buses, and the Lynx public transportation buses are examples of buses that use the Transportation and Ticket Center.

“Everyone knows us in there, but because of (the pandemic) now they’ve completely locked us out,” said the driver, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because TTC management hadn’t authorized her to speak to media. “Gas stations … they’ve shut their doors to us as well. When we walk in they’re like, ‘no, sorry, no, it’s not happening.’”