The union representing TTC workers has assured the public that Wheel-Trans service will continue even if a strike occurs on Friday.
According to the union, negotiations between the TTC and its workers have reached a stalemate, with the possibility of a strike looming. However, they have stated that Wheel-Trans, which provides accessible transportation for individuals with disabilities, will not be affected by the strike.
The union has also emphasized that they are committed to ensuring that Wheel-Trans users are not left without transportation during this time. They have stated that they have contingency plans in place to ensure the service continues to operate smoothly.
This news will come as a relief to many individuals who rely on Wheel-Trans for their daily transportation needs. The service provides over 3 million trips per year for individuals with disabilities, and any disruption to its operations would have a significant impact on their daily lives.
The TTC has also released a statement, assuring the public that they are working towards reaching a fair and reasonable agreement with their workers. They have stated that they are committed to providing safe and reliable transportation for all Torontonians, including those who use Wheel-Trans.
In the event of a strike, the TTC has stated that they will provide updates and information on their website and social media channels. They have also encouraged individuals to sign up for their e-alerts to stay informed about any changes to service.
As negotiations continue, both the TTC and the union have expressed their commitment to finding a resolution that benefits all parties involved. In the meantime, Wheel-Trans users can rest assured that their transportation needs will be met, even in the event of a strike.
