Deloitte City Mobility Index Analysis area Analysis area: 5,906 km2 | Population: 5,928,040 (2014) | Population density: 1,004/km2 Toronto Definition of analysis area: Toronto Census Metropolitan Area defined by Statistics of Canada TOP PERFORMER MOBILITY ANALYSIS GLOBAL LEADER KEY MOBILITY STATISTICS CONTENDER EMERGING ASPIRING Metro, light rail, bus Public transit options 45.6 hours/year Transit supply Time spent in congestion Resilience and reliability $99 $276 billion Average public GDP Performance Road safety transit pass/month (OECD report, 2013) and resilience Integrated and shared mobility Major transit authority Metrolinx Air quality (Other transport agencies: TTC, Go Transit, MiWay/Mississauga Transit, Brampton Transit, Durham Region Transit, Oakville Transit, Milton Transit) Vision and strategy Note: All dollar amounts are in USD. Investment JOURNEY MODAL SPLIT Innovation Vision and PRIVATE CAR PUBLIC TRANSIT Regulatory environment leadership 70% 23% Environmental sustainability Public transit coverage Affordability WALKING BICYCLE Versatility 5% 1% Service and Customer satisfaction inclusion Ease of use OTHER: 1% FUTURE OF MOBILITY ANALYSIS Toronto FoM global leader Significant Passive environment, Proactive environment, Proactive environment, work to do a number of barriers some barriers few barriers STRENGTHS CHALLENGES • Commitment to developing mobility sharing services, and plans • No city plan around electric vehicles and low adoption despite to evaluate autonomous vehicles and traffic management provincial investment solutions • Journey planning tools not user-friendly and fail to integrate • Launch of driverless car research hub journeys across the Greater Toronto Area • Smart driving initiative helps people find alternative travel options to driving Deloitte City Mobility Index Toronto Key focus areas to improve Build integrated Increase usage of Improve first-last city mobility and realize the trip-planning tools to existing mile integration enable analytics for transportation with transportation Future of Mobility: planning of new assets services routes MOBILITY ANALYSIS FURTHER DETAILS: Performance and Vision and leadership Service and inclusion resilience Toronto’s public transit system has grown Toronto’s long-term vision is focused on Toronto’s transportation system scores significantly in recent years, but transit network expansion with ambitions well in terms of versatility although the increased funding is required to meet to foster a smart transport revolution in services are costly, which puts a burden needs of the region; safety initiatives the future. on passengers. have proved successful. • Metrolinx has launched a plan for 2041, • The city has a broad range of • The Canada-Ontario Public Transit which aims to connect the GTA regions transportation options, including Infrastructure Fund agreement will along rapid transit corridors: these will extensive public transit, commuter rail, address key challenges on the network include Regional Express Rail, bus rapid and a large carsharing and bikesharing such as fixing aging tracks and building transit, and light rail. network, with strong commitment by new stations. Metrolinx to wheelchair accessibility. • Despite Ontario's subsidy of up to $14,000 • The Toronto Transit Commission’s for electric vehicle purchases, EV sales • Affordability is a major concern for users ambitious plan to modernize the system, represent only 0.5 percent of new cars. of Toronto’s transit system, particularly including fleet and infrastructure renewal, due to the lack of fare integration across • The Autonomous Vehicle Innovation has improved customer satisfaction within the GTA’s transit authorities; this has been Network (AVIN) and the upcoming launch the city core. Surrounding regions must improving in recent years. of a driverless car research hub, supported follow suit by developing the networks and by the University of Toronto and its • Lack of reliable and user-friendly regional improving integration. mobility partners, provide an opportunity trip-planning tools across the GTA. • Safety initiatives such as Vision Zero and for Toronto to become an early adopter. the Road Safety Modernization Program have yielded successful results through measures such as Seniors Safety Zones, red light cameras, and road safety audits. SUMMARY Toronto has a well-developed public transport network in the city core, but suburban areas are underserved and highly congested. Recent investments aim to address this problem by building new rapid transit routes and plans are in place to improve integration across transit authorities throughout the larger metropolitan area. The city is open to embracing Future of Mobility technologies and has included space for these in its regional transport plan. Metrolinx is committed to reducing the reliance on private cars in the region through initiatives such as Smart Commute and development of rapid transit corridors. The government of Ontario has committed funding aimed at increasing adoption of electric vehicles but the city’s EV infrastructure still lags behind. 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