What Left Turn Right Turn Ltd does

Left Turn Right Turn Ltd. (LTRT) is a privately-held boutique consulting firm headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, founded in 2014 by Yuval Grinspun as a one-person transit consulting service. The firm specializes in transportation and accessibility consulting for public sector organizations (transit agencies, municipalities, provincial and federal government bodies) and federally-regulated private sector clients across North America. LTRT operates four core service lines: transit consulting (strategic planning, technology modernization, procurement support, business process and operational reviews); accessibility consulting (accessibility planning, built environment audits, digital audits, legal compliance, DEI support, consulting with people with disabilities); accessibility training (customizable programs delivered in-person, virtually, via video, or e-learning in English and French); and transportation planning (master plans, travel demand modelling, feasibility studies, public engagement).

The firm's "technology" is its deep domain expertise, proprietary methodologies, and institutional knowledge rather than a software product. Notable proprietary assets include the Accessibility Advisory Group (AAG) of approximately 10 Canadians with disabilities providing direct client consultation, and a formal Responsible AI Use Policy governing permitted use of Microsoft 365 Copilot. LTRT delivers engagements through its own consultants and partnerships with CIMA+, Stantec, Optimus SBR, Clevor Consulting Group, Resonance Co, and VIA Transportation. The firm uses standard office tools (Microsoft 365, Asana).

Revenue is generated exclusively through project-based professional services engagements priced on a quote basis (publicly disclosed rates exist only at the periphery: $100/hour for AAG members, $24/hour plus data stipend for on-site transit data collectors). Customer acquisition is primarily inbound via website contact forms, direct phone/email inquiries, and relationship-based business development. The firm has grown from one person in 2014 to nearly 25 staff across Canada as of 2025, with active client engagements in every Canadian province and multiple US states (Michigan, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, etc.).

Name

Left Turn Right Turn Ltd

Legal name

Left Turn Right Turn Ltd.

Website

https://ltrt.ca

Company type

Private

Founded year

2014

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Left Turn Right Turn Ltd. is a Toronto-based boutique consulting firm providing transportation and accessibility advisory services to public sector agencies and federally-regulated private organizations across North America. Founded in 2014, the firm employs approximately 25 staff and serves hundreds of clients in every Canadian province and multiple US states.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Transportation & Accessibility Consulting Services

NAICS

Management Consulting Services (54161)

SIC

Services-Management Consulting Services (8742)

akta.pro primary industry

Disability Services & Assistive Solutions (Accessibility, Assistive Tech) (BPAGALAM)

Keywords

• Transportation consulting
• Accessibility consulting
• Transit planning services
• Accessibility training programs
• Public sector advisory

Headquarters

HQ city

Toronto

HQ country

Canada

HQ region

North America

Offices8 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Transit Consulting Services: LTRT provides strategic planning, technology modernization, procurement support, business process reviews, and operational advisory services to transit agencies. Revenue is generated through project-based consulting engagements with public sector transit clients across North America.
2. Accessibility Consulting Services: LTRT offers accessibility planning, built environment audits, legal compliance reviews, DEI supports, human resources support, and website/digital audits. Revenue is earned through project-based consulting engagements with both public and private sector organizations.
3. Accessibility Training Services: LTRT delivers customizable training programs on disability awareness, accessible communications, digital accessibility, customer service, human resource practices, and procurement. Training is offered in multiple formats (in-person, live virtual, video, e-learning) and in English and French, generating revenue per engagement or per module.
4. Transportation Planning Services: LTRT provides visioning, transportation master plans, travel data analysis, alternatives analysis, travel demand modelling, new mobility feasibility studies, and public/stakeholder engagement services. Revenue is generated through project-based engagements with municipalities, transit agencies, and government bodies.
5. On-site Data Collection: LTRT conducts on-site transit data collection (e.g., monitoring real-time transit information systems), paid on an hourly basis (e.g., $24/hour plus data stipend for transit data collector role in Vancouver).

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Left Turn Right Turn is a boutique professional services consulting firm that delivers four core service lines to public and private sector organizations: Accessibility Consulting (planning, audits, legal compliance, DEI, digital accessibility), Accessibility Training (customizable courses in disability awareness, accessible communications, customer service, digital accessibility), Transit Consulting (strategic planning, technology modernization, procurement support, operational reviews), and Transportation Planning (master plans, travel demand modelling, feasibility studies). Engagements are project-based and delivered by subject matter experts and an Accessibility Advisory Group of people with disabilities.

Product overview

Left Turn Right Turn Ltd is a boutique transportation and accessibility consulting firm offering four distinct but complementary consulting service lines: Accessibility Consulting (which includes accessibility planning, built environment audits, digital audits, HR support, and DEI services), Accessibility Training (with modules on disability awareness, communications, customer service, digital accessibility, and workplace neurodiversity), Transit Consulting (covering strategic planning, operational reviews, procurement support, and technology modernization for transit agencies), and Transportation Planning (including master planning, travel analysis, demand modelling, and stakeholder engagement). The company does not offer a software product; all services are professional consulting engagements delivered by subject matter experts.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Accessibility Consulting Comprehensive consulting services helping organizations identify, plan, and implement accessibility solutions. Services include accessibility planning and progress reporting, built environment audits, consulting with people with disabilities, human resources support, legal compliance review, policy and process analysis, user testing, website and digital audits, and diversity, equity and inclusion supports. Targeted at transit agencies, federal/provincial/municipal government bodies, and private sector organizations subject to accessibility legislation.
• Accessibility Training Customizable training programs delivered in-person, live virtual, via video, or as e-learning in English and French. Topics include disability awareness, accessible communications, customer service, digital accessibility, neurodiversity in the workplace, human resource practices, adaptive technology, and procurement accessibility. Targeted at transit agencies, government bodies, and private sector organizations seeking to train staff on accessibility.
• Transit Consulting Strategic consulting for transit agencies covering accessibility, strategic planning and analysis, business process and operational reviews, third-party owner's representation, procurement support, and technology modernization. Targeted at municipal, regional, and provincial transit agencies across Canada and the US.
• Transportation Planning Comprehensive transportation planning including visioning and goal-setting, policy research, transportation master plans, travel data collection and analysis, alternatives analysis and business cases, travel demand modelling and forecasting, new mobility studies, and public engagement. Targeted at municipalities, transit agencies, and government bodies planning transportation systems.
• Accessibility Advisory Group (AAG) An internal group of approximately 10 Canadians with various disabilities who provide direct feedback to LTRT clients on accessibility topics including website usability, built environment designs, and accessibility plans. The AAG helps clients fulfill obligations under the Accessible Canada Act around consulting people with disabilities. AAG members are paid at $100 per hour with an average of 2-6 hours per month.
• On-site Transit Data Collection On-site transit data collection services (e.g., monitoring real-time transit information systems) paid on an hourly basis. Targeted at transit agencies needing field data collection support.

Quantifiable outcome

• Hundreds of clients served across North America with clients in every Canadian province and multiple US states
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers46 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.

• O'Hara Aging + AccessibilitycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025O'Hara Aging + Accessibility, led by Aislin O'Hara (formerly of TTC Wheel-Trans and Region of Peel TransHelp), has merged into Left Turn Right Turn under the LTRT umbrella. OAA brought decades of expertise in aging, accessibility policy, planning, and inclusive program development. The merger expanded LTRT's accessibility practice significantly in 2025.
• CIMA+majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLTRT collaborated with CIMA+ to support York Region Transit's Mobility On-Request team in their procurement of a new scheduling and booking system. LTRT also partnered with CIMA+ on TTC's 10-year fare collection outlook project.
• O'Hara ConsultingmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerO'Hara Consulting and LTRT jointly prepared a transportation feasibility study for the aging and remote community of Tahsis, assessing age-friendly transportation needs and solutions including a regional transportation service connecting residents to health and community services.
• StantecmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLTRT and Stantec were retained to develop a Transit Master Plan for Bangor, Maine's Community Connector Service. LTRT was responsible for developing the 10-Year Capital Plan including fleet, infrastructure, and technology cost forecasting and lifecycle analysis.
• Optimus SBRmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLTRT partnered with Optimus SBR on multiple projects including Brampton Transit on-demand efficiency studies, Niagara Region governance framework consolidation, and Brampton bus lifecycle analysis.
• Clevor Consulting GroupminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLTRT and Clevor Consulting Group assisted the TTC and York Region Transit in redefining fare collection technologies and processes for the next ten years.
• Resonance CominorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLTRT partnered with Resonance Co on a city-wide accessibility plan for Ottawa Tourism. LTRT led accessibility assessments of hotels and restaurants while Resonance Co contributed their destination marketing expertise.
• VIA TransportationminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerVIA Transportation was a partner alongside LTRT and Optimus SBR on Brampton Transit's on-demand efficiency studies, specifically for analyzing demand in a subset of scenarios.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• HDR Inc. Engineering and architecture firm with a dedicated transit consulting practice. Competes with LTRT for transit strategic planning and technology procurement engagements across North America.
• WSP: Global professional services firm with a large transportation and transit consulting practice. WSP competes for transit agency planning, technology, and accessibility work at a much larger scale and broader portfolio than LTRT.
• Burns & McDonnell: Engineering, architecture, and construction firm with a transit and rail practice. Competes with LTRT on transit technology procurement and modernization projects, with substantially broader capabilities.
• AECOM: Global infrastructure consulting firm with transit planning and technology modernization practices serving transit agencies in North America. Competes with LTRT on larger, multi-disciplinary transit engagements.

Direct peers

• Steer: Specialist transport consultancy with North American transit and mobility practices. Competes with LTRT on transit strategy, demand modeling, and transportation planning engagements.
• Stantec: Global engineering, architecture, and consulting firm with a substantial transit planning practice that competes directly with LTRT for transit agency engagements. LTRT and Stantec have jointly delivered projects (e.g., 10-Year Capital Plan for Bangor's Community Connector), underscoring direct overlap.
• IBI Group: Urban planning, transportation, and technology consultancy with North American transit agency clients. Directly comparable in service mix to LTRT's transit and transportation planning practices.
• Dillon Consulting: Canadian planning, engineering, and environmental management firm with transit and municipal planning practices. Comparable to LTRT in serving Canadian municipalities and transit agencies with planning and advisory services.
• Optimus SBR: Canadian management consulting firm serving public sector clients. Optimus SBR has partnered with LTRT on multiple transit projects (Brampton, Niagara Region), reflecting direct overlap in transit strategy and operations consulting.
• CIMA+: Canadian engineering consultancy with a strong transit and mobility practice. CIMA+ has partnered with LTRT on YRT and TTC engagements, indicating direct overlap in transit consulting services.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles12 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

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