Rogers Introduces 5G and Enhanced Network for Toronto’s TTC Subway

Canadian operator Rogers Communications has announced boosting cellular connectivity within the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) subway system. In an official announcement on Wednesday, Rogers revealed that its customers can now enjoy the benefits of 5G coverage while traversing the busiest tunnels and stations of Toronto’s subway network.

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Rogers 5G service on the TTC’s Downtown U

Rogers also announced that it has upgraded the cellular network, providing all riders with more reliable access to 911 services throughout these vital transit corridors. Rogers stated that this effort is part of its phased network upgrade and expansion initiative.

Effective immediately, Rogers said customers can connect to the Rogers 5G network within the TTC subway in selected areas. These include the entirety of Line 1, including the Downtown U segment, as well as Spadina and Dupont stations. Additionally, on Line 2, commuters can access 5G at thirteen stations from Keele to Castle Frank. Moreover, the underground tunnels linking St. George and Yonge stations have also been integrated into the 5G coverage network.

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Reliable 911 Services

Rogers expressed the company’s commitment to elevating the transit experience for Toronto’s commuters. “That’s why Rogers stepped up to do what’s right for Toronto transit riders. We’re working hard to modernize and expand the network so all riders can reliably access 911 and connect to 5G everywhere across the subway system, including underground. Today is an important milestone, and we’re just getting started.”