Bike access and amenities
We’re improving accessibility and adding amenities at TTC subway stations, making it easier to cycle as part of your journey.
With support from the Federal Public Transit Infrastructure Fund and the City of Toronto, the TTC is adding bike amenities at TTC subway stations, making it easier to cycle as part of your journey. Installation of the following new bike amenities began in 2020 and will continue into the next year:
- Additional TTC bike posts and rings.
- Two-tier bike racks at select subway stations, making it easier to load and unload bikes and provide added capacity.
- New bike repair stands and toolboxes located at various stations to expand the existing repair stand network.
TTC bike repair stands
Self-service bike repair stands have been installed at subway stations across the TTC. This will allow customers to complete minor bicycle repairs on the go.
Repair equipment is secured by steel cables and includes wrenches, Allen keys, screw drivers, a bike pump and a wheel chock.
The bike repair stations are available at many subway stations with more being added. Check out the station features section on your station page for more information. If a station has a repair stand it will have a bicycle repair stand icon on it.
Easier access
TTC's Easier Access Program includes “easier access fare gates” to help cyclists enter and exit TTC subway stations. Channels have been installed along the wall of the stairs at Pape and Dufferin stations to make it easier for people to roll their bikes down to the platform level. These channels will be built into new stations.
All subway stations will have elevators installed by 2025.
Bike Share Toronto
Bike Share Toronto is managed by the Toronto Parking Authority. They provide and maintain an extensive network of bicycles and stations located throughout the city, many of which are in the vicinity of TTC stations. Check out the station page for more information. If a station has a Bike Share station nearby, it will have a Bike Share icon on it.