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TTC Technical Review, Consent & Bus Stop Relocation
The TTC reviews work near its infrastructure, gives written consent on traffic management and traffic control plans that affect service, and relocates stops.
You need it when: Work is within the TTC's zone of influence (near subway, streetcar or bus infrastructure), affects surface routes, or requires moving a bus or streetcar stop.
Why it's needed
- Road cut and street occupation permits require TTC written consent where TTC operations or infrastructure are affected (see the Transportation Services checklists).
When to apply
- Engage early; stop relocations and diversions need notice to riders.
Review time
Documents for a complete application
- Drawings showing TTC infrastructure and clearances
- Traffic management / traffic control plans
- Stop relocation request with proposed location
How to submit
- TTC (engineering / third-party review and service planning).
Official pages
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Sources are marked in the text: [TO] toronto.ca pages, [Guide] general industry guidance, [Plan] permit planning practice. Confirm on the official page before applying.