The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to significantly boost Canada's economy, generating an estimated CAD 3.8 billion in economic output, with Toronto alone projected to benefit by CAD 940 million. This includes CAD 520 million in GDP growth and the creation of over 6,600 jobs. However, Toronto faces substantial transportation challenges, as the city's existing congestion issues will be exacerbated by the influx of World Cup visitors. On match days, over 45,000 spectators are expected at Toronto Stadium, alongside up to 20,000 attendees at the FIFA Fan Festival, putting immense pressure on public transit systems. The City of Toronto has implemented a Mobility Plan to encourage the use of public transport, walking, and cycling, while also extending restaurant and bar service hours. Despite these preparations, the effectiveness of Toronto's transportation network in handling the increased demand remains uncertain, with real-time performance being crucial for a successful visitor experience.