Former TTC operator Selwyn Gentle filmed the G2 Gloucester work cars at Wilson Yard. These cars were used as the the garbage and rail grinding train until they were replaced with retired H series cars in the late 90s. #oldttc #toronto #torontotransit #vintagetoronto #torontotransitcommission #torontocanada #ttczone #tdot #ttcsubway #torontosubway #torontoinsta #torontoigers #trainenthusiast | Old TTC

Selwyn Gentle gives us this look at the maintenance of the TTC Gloucester G subway cars at the Davisville Carhouse. 🚇 Davisville Yard & Carhouse – Where Toronto’s Subway Began Opened in 1954 with the launch of the Yonge Subway, Davisville Yard was the TTC’s first subway yard and the heart of early rapid transit operations. Built to store and maintain the original G-series Gloucester cars, every subway train in Toronto once passed through here. From early maintenance and crew training to support

The TTC's red Gloucester subway cars are featured in this 1964 film, Nobody Waved Goodbye. Nobody Waved Goodbye (1964) is a Canadian drama that follows Peter, a restless middle-class Toronto teenager who feels trapped by school, family expectations, and suburban life. Rebelling against authority and craving independence, he steals a car and drifts toward increasingly reckless choices. As he tries to prove he can make it on his own, Peter’s relationships—especially with his girlfriend Julie—begin

Toronto’s TTC Subway map got updated👀🚇6️⃣🐝 🎥: abdulhadihamid8/TT | 6ixbuzz