LRT down because of 'technical issue'

TTC commuters face delays after LRT shutdown

The Line 1 LRT in Toronto was shut down for several hours on Monday morning due to a "technical issue." The shutdown caused major delays for commuters during the morning rush hour.

The TTC said that the shutdown was caused by a problem with the overhead power system. Crews were working to repair the issue, but it was not immediately clear when service would be restored.

The TTC is advising commuters to use alternative routes, such as buses or the subway. The TTC is also offering shuttle buses between Union Station and Downsview Station.

What caused the LRT shutdown?

The TTC has not yet released any details about the specific cause of the LRT shutdown. However, the TTC has said that the issue is with the overhead power system.

The overhead power system is responsible for supplying power to the LRT trains. If there is a problem with the overhead power system, it can cause the trains to lose power and stop running.

How long will the LRT shutdown last?

The TTC has not yet said how long the LRT shutdown will last. However, the TTC is advising commuters to use alternative routes, such as buses or the subway.

The TTC is also offering shuttle buses between Union Station and Downsview Station.

What are the alternative routes?

Commuters who are affected by the LRT shutdown can use alternative routes, such as buses or the subway.

The TTC is also offering shuttle buses between Union Station and Downsview Station.

How can I stay updated on the LRT shutdown?

Commuters can stay updated on the LRT shutdown by following the TTC on Twitter or by visiting the TTC website.

The TTC will be providing updates on the shutdown as they become available.