If you regularly commute in Toronto, you know that the distance between Museum and Bay stations is pretty much a breeze at under 600 metres. The only annoyance is having to transfer lines at St. George.<\/p>\n
But given how cold and snowy<\/a> it’s been these past few months,\u00a0we can’t really blame anyone for skipping the walk\u00a0and\u00a0sticking to the subway (despite having to take two separate lines).\u00a0<\/p>\n So which is actually faster?<\/p>\n In another head-to-head race with the TTC<\/a>, blogTO tested the time difference\u00a0between walking and taking the subway from Museum Station to Eataly in Yorkville.<\/p>\n The race pitted walking at a brisk 7.5 km\/h pace against the TTC subway during Thursday rush hour, navigating packed trains and crowded stations.<\/p>\n Check out who came out on top in this video.<\/p>\n @blogto<\/a> Transit Challenge: Museum to Bay Station – Walk VS Transfer \ud83c\udf99\ufe0f\ud83c\udfa5 @antonwongvideo \u266c original sound – blogTO<\/a><\/p>\n As long as you’re able to make the 10-minute walk during peak periods, that seems to be the fastest way to go.<\/p>\n