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Did you know that Toronto has safety programs to m

Did you know that Toronto has safety programs to make transit safer for everyone? 🚆✨

The Toronto Transit Commission (@takethettc) offers:
✔ Request Stop Program – Women & vulnerable riders can ask the driver to stop closer to their destination at night.
✔ Designated Waiting Areas – Well-lit areas with security cameras.
✔ SafeTTC App – Report harassment or safety concerns in real-time.

Meanwhile, @ttcriders is actively advocating for better, safer, and more accessible public transit across the city! 🏙️🚎

Their work ensures that transit users have a voice in shaping safer policies.

🚨 Have you used any of these safety features? Share your experience below! ⬇️

#TransportationSolutions #TransportationServices #GenderEquality #SafetyTips #SafetyRiding #SafetyMeasures #SafeSpaces #WomenSafety #GenderBasedViolence #PublicTransit #RideShare #Commuting #TraumaAwareness #SurvivorStory #EndGBV #TTC

🌙 Walking alone at night can feel unsettling—

🌙 Walking alone at night can feel unsettling—especially for those who’ve experienced or fear gender-based harm.

While safety isn’t always within our control, there are steps we can take to help prioritize it when we’re able.

These tips, adapted from @humberpoly, are here to support you:

🔹 Walk with purpose and choose well-lit routes when possible.
🔹 Keep valuables out of sight to avoid drawing attention.
🔹 If you’re carrying a bag, wear the strap across your chest for added security.
🔹 Travel with others when you can—community helps.
🔹 Trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, it’s okay to turn around or seek a safe space.
🔹 If you feel unsafe, make noise or draw attention to yourself to alert others nearby.

Have you ever felt uneasy walking alone at night? Share your thoughts or tips below. 💬

🔗 Learn more by clicking the link in our bio!

#TransportationSolutions #TransportationServices #GenderEquality #SafetyTips #SafetyRiding #SafetyMeasures #SafeSpaces #WomenSafety #GenderBasedViolence #PublicTransit #RideShare #Commuting #TraumaAwareness #SurvivorStory #EndGBV #WalkingTheCity #WalkingOnTheStreet

Looking for support services? Explore our interact

Looking for support services? Explore our interactive map built for Networks of Care and informal supporters of Human Trafficking survivors. 🗺️

It’s a self-guided resource highlighting organizations from the Resilience 360 Project’s outreach—designed to help you navigate available support across communities.

🔗 Start exploring! Visit the link in our bio.

#HumanTraffickingAwareness #ServiceMap #CommunitySupport #SupportSurvivors #CommunityResources #HealingTogether #CommunityCare #TraumaInformed

Taking public transit can mean navigating uncomfor

Taking public transit can mean navigating uncomfortable and sometimes unsafe situations.

This anonymous story reflects just one of many lived experiences. 💬

If you’d like to share your own story, we’re here to listen. DM us—your experience matters and may help others feel less alone.

#TransportationSolutions #TransportationServices #GenderEquality #SafetyTips #SafetyRiding #SafetyMeasures #SafeSpaces #WomenSafety #GenderBasedViolence #PublicTransit #RideShare #Commuting #TraumaAwareness #SurvivorStory #EndGBV

Public transit is a lifeline for many, but safety

Public transit is a lifeline for many, but safety shouldn’t be a gamble. 🎲🚇

Here’s how to stay vigilant while commuting:
✨ Stick to well-lit areas when waiting.
📱 Keep your phone handy for quick access to emergency contacts.
🚨 Trust your instincts—report anything suspicious.

Swipe for more safety tips from @torontopolice! ➡️ 💬

🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more!

What’s your go-to transit safety tip? Drop it below! 👇

#TransportationSolutions #TransportationServices #GenderEquality #SafetyTips #SafetyRiding #SafetyMeasures #SafeSpaces #WomenSafety #GenderBasedViolence #PublicTransit #RideShare #Commuting #TraumaAwareness #SurvivorStory #EndGBV #TTC #TorontoPolice

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