Four years, four ideas each to improve the lives of pedestrians, cyclists and transit users.

TEA helped launch this report calling for key actions, including widening certain sidewalks, creating 200 km of new bike lanes, and improving TTC service.

GTHA Medical Officers of Health told Ontario’s political leaders that we must invest in transportation to build healthy, complete communities.

Scarborough deserves rapid transit now!

2011 National Household Survey reports 23 per cent use public transit to get to work in the Toronto area; an increase of 1 per cent since 2006.

TEA Campaign to Put Transit Expansion Back on Track after Mayor Ford derailed the plan as soon as he was elected.

If you ask TEA executive director Franz Hartmann if Toronto has become more environmentally friendly during the organization’s 25 years, he is quick to say yes.

"... that will help reduce air pollution...What's missing are recommendations about how to pay for transit operations."