Which subway and LRT lines are open right now — live alerts from the TTC's official feed, line by line.
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Which TTC lines are open right now? Live service alerts for the subway and LRT, straight from the TTC's official feed, layered on each line's standing status.
Service alerts on Line 1 Yonge–University, Line 5 Eglinton
Open. The TTC has been removing slow zones between Sheppard West and St George, and says there are no planned subway or LRT closures until the end of June 2026, deliberately, for the World Cup.
No service: Line 1 Yonge-University: No service between Union and St George stations due to a fire.
Customers can use east and west bus and streetcar routes to travel in the downtown core and connect with subway service on the Yonge side of Line 1.
Since Jul 9, 5:33 p.m..
Open. Its trains turn 30 this year — a $2.3-billion order for 70 new trains was placed in January 2026 (55 of them for Line 2), with deliveries starting around 2030.
Closed permanently since July 2023. Replacement buses run along the corridor; a dedicated busway on the old route is scheduled to open by the end of September 2026.
Open, with no major work reported.
Open since February 8, 2026 — Mount Dennis to Kennedy. Signal priority added since March 2026 has cut afternoon-peak round trips by up to 10 minutes, with more signal work rolling out through 2026.
No service: Line 5 Eglinton: No service between Ionview and Kennedy stations while the maintainer fixes a track problem. Shuttle buses are running between Ionview and Kennedy.
Since Jul 9, 2:52 p.m..
Open since December 7, 2025. After a slow start, signal priority has cut afternoon-peak round trips by up to 20 minutes.
Alerts checked Jul 9, 6:21 p.m.. Live data: TTC subway and LRT alerts (GTFS-Realtime, City of Toronto Open Data Portal) (dataset). Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto. Official alerts: TTC service advisories.