Transit stations

There are bus, train and subway stops throughout the GTHA region. So if you lose a property, it is not obvious who to contact. There are plenty transit stations. Nor how to do it. All the transit stations do not host an Lost and Found office.

Moreover, for several years now, traffic has been increasing. More and more of you are taking transportation. And with the expansion of the network, more and more connections are being made. So if you misplace your personal property on a journey. How can you remember when it probably fell off? Or maybe you left it on a seat next to you.

Don’t delay in reporting a lost item. Usually, once seven days have passed, the chances of finding it are minimal. Spontaneity is important. Be reactive if you want to find an item left or lost at a bus or train station.

Here are some examples of objects found on transit stations near Toronto Area :

1. Wallets, purses, travel documents
2. Credit card, health card and driver’s license
3. Passport & ID card
4. Phone, laptop, camera, digital tablet, charger
5. Clothing
6. Suitcase, bag, luggage
7. Umbrella
8. Jewelry: ring, necklace, watch, bracelet, wedding ring
9. Keys & Badges
10. Glasses, belt

You are more anxious and more stressed. Because of work or a complicated family life, you have your ideas elsewhere. This leads to the loss of valuables in transit. You don’t want to part with it. To find these items, you will need to get closer to a quality lost and found service.

In order to find contact information for transportation companies, we encourage you to read the tips below. They are written for transit stations of the area. Because each station is crossed by different transport companies.
You will find all the useful information such as the phone number to  contact. The address of the office to pick up your personal object.

Remember that the faster you do this, the better chance you have of finding your property.