In a now deleted tweet, Twitter user Viper57500 published the video Friday of the apparent traffic violation.
TTC Customer Service’s Twitter account responded saying that they were “unable to take employee complaints via Twitter.” Since then, CTV News Toronto has reached out to the TTC regarding the incident. In a statement, the TTC said that it has identified the operator is taking “appropriate action.”
This is not first time that TTC drivers crossing on Red light! They think they have the exclusive right!
And in Calgary they speed!
Lol! You know you're in Canada when this is news on Twitter!😂💙🇨🇦🤘
Slow news day in Canada.
What’s this whole “appears to show “ it literally shows the bus running a red light
Wouldn’t be the first time. And it won’t be the last.
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