Every ITS project in Ontario on the ITS Canada Project Map, kept up to date automatically.
12 Audible Pedestrian Signal Upgrades
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. Federal contribution: $195,000 of $390,000 in total eligible costs.
2019 Intelligent Transportation Systems Upgrade
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Stream. Federal contribution: $80,000 of $200,001 in total eligible costs.
2020 Fare Box System
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Stream. Federal contribution: $60,306 of $150,765 in total eligible costs.
Accessible Pedestrian Signals Expansion
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. Federal contribution: $683,452 of $1,500,000 in total eligible costs.
Accessible Sidewalk Construction Zones for Blind and Low Vision Pedestrians
A pilot that sends real-time audio guidance about sidewalk closures and detours in construction zones to blind and low-vision pedestrians through the BlindSquare app.
Acquisition of Automated Vehicle Monitoring System (AVM)
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. Federal contribution: $1,249,815 of $2,522,000 in total eligible costs.
Acquisition of new Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) equipment (i.e. Closed-Circuit Television, detection devices)
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. Federal contribution: $38,016 of $79,647 in total eligible costs.
Acquisition of new traffic signal equipment enhancements
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Fund. Federal contribution: $79,652 of $159,304 in total eligible costs.
AI for automated system-wide transit facility inspection
York Region Transit buses carry AI smart cameras that automatically inspect bus stops and transit facilities along their routes.
Area X.O low-speed automated shuttle trial
Ontario's first on-road trial of an electric low-speed automated shuttle, run in November 2020 to help Transport Canada prepare guidance.
Bus Technology Improvements – Farebox and AVL
Funded under the Public Transit Infrastructure Stream. Federal contribution: $750,000 of $1,500,000 in total eligible costs.
City of Toronto and Volkswagen Group connected vehicle applications: from Signal Phasing and Timing (SPaT) open data to signal performance measures
Toronto publishes signal phasing and timing as open data, used by connected vehicles and for signal performance measures.