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19 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 19 bus time schedule & line map 19 Davenport Rd at Dupont St View In Website Mode The 19 bus line (Davenport Rd at Dupont St) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Davenport Rd at Dupont St: 12:22 AM - 11:52 PM (2) Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East: 12:23 AM - 11:53 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 19 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 19 bus arriving. Direction: Davenport Rd at Dupont St 19 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Davenport Rd at Dupont St Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:02 AM - 11:32 PM Monday 12:02 AM - 11:52 PM Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East 61 Dockside Dr, Toronto Tuesday 12:22 AM - 11:52 PM Queens Quay East at Richardson St Wednesday 12:22 AM - 11:52 PM 178 Queens Quay East, Toronto Thursday 12:22 AM - 11:52 PM Queens Quay East at Lower Jarvis St West Side Friday 12:22 AM - 11:52 PM 10 Lower Jarvis Street, Toronto Saturday 12:22 AM - 11:32 PM Queens Quay East at Freeland St 15 Freeland Street, Toronto Queens Quay East at Yonge St 1 Yonge Street, Toronto 19 bus Info Direction: Davenport Rd at Dupont St Bay St at Queens Quay West North Side Stops: 29 11 Bay St, Toronto Trip Duration: 30 min Line Summary: Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East, Bay St at Lake Shore Blvd W Queens Quay East at Richardson St, Queens Quay Lake Shore Boulevard West, Toronto East at Lower Jarvis St West Side, Queens Quay East at Freeland St, Queens Quay East at Yonge St, Bay St Bay St at Front St West (Union Station) at Queens Quay West North Side, Bay St at Lake PATH, Toronto Shore Blvd W, Bay St at Front St West (Union Station), Bay St at Wellington St West, Bay St at King Bay St at Wellington St West St West, Bay St at Adelaide St West North Side, Bay 181 Bay St, Toronto St at Queen St West, Bay St at Albert St, Bay St at Hagerman St, Bay St at Dundas St West, Bay St at Bay St at King St West Elm St, Bay St at Gerrard St West North Side, Bay St 243 Bay Street, Toronto at College St, Bay St at Grosvenor St, Bay St at Wellesley St West, Bay St at St Joseph St North Side, Bay St at Adelaide St West North Side Bay St at Charles St West, Bay St at Cumberland St 40 Adelaide Street West, Toronto (Bay Station), Bay St at Davenport Rd, Davenport Rd at Belmont St, Davenport Rd at Avenue Rd West Side, Bay St at Queen St West 250 Davenport Rd, Davenport Rd at Bedford Rd, 53 Queen Street West, Toronto Davenport Rd at Dupont St Bay St at Albert St 483 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Hagerman St 491 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Dundas St West 575 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Elm St 51 Elm St, Toronto Bay St at Gerrard St West North Side 709 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at College St 33 College Street, Toronto Bay St at Grosvenor St 863 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Wellesley St West 927 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at St Joseph St North Side 1033 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Charles St West 1123 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Cumberland St (Bay Station) 83 Cumberland Street, Toronto Bay St at Davenport Rd 1325 Bay Street, Toronto Davenport Rd at Belmont St 105 Belmont St, Toronto Davenport Rd at Avenue Rd West Side 220 Davenport Rd, Toronto 250 Davenport Rd 250 Davenport Road, Toronto Davenport Rd at Bedford Rd 147 Bedford Road, Toronto Davenport Rd at Dupont St 362 Davenport Rd, Toronto Direction: Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East 19 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:01 AM - 11:31 PM Monday 12:01 AM - 11:53 PM Davenport Rd at Dupont St 362 Davenport Rd, Toronto Tuesday 12:23 AM - 11:53 PM Dupont St at Bedford Rd Wednesday 12:23 AM - 11:53 PM 97 Dupont St, Toronto Thursday 12:23 AM - 11:53 PM Bedford Rd at Davenport Rd Friday 12:23 AM - 11:53 PM 158 Bedford Road, Toronto Saturday 12:23 AM - 11:31 PM Davenport Rd at Avenue Rd 142 Avenue Road, Toronto Davenport Rd at New St 2 New Street, Toronto 19 bus Info Direction: Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East Davenport Rd at Bay St Stops: 26 59 Davenport Road, Toronto Trip Duration: 34 min Line Summary: Davenport Rd at Dupont St, Dupont Bay St at Bloor St West (Bay Station) St at Bedford Rd, Bedford Rd at Davenport Rd, 1200 Bay Street, Toronto Davenport Rd at Avenue Rd, Davenport Rd at New St, Davenport Rd at Bay St, Bay St at Bloor St West (Bay Bay St at Charles St West South Side Station), Bay St at Charles St West South Side, Bay St 1110 Bay Street, Toronto at St Joseph St, Bay St at Wellesley St West South Side, Bay St at Grosvenor St, Bay St at College St, Bay St at St Joseph St Bay St at Gerrard St West, Bay St at Elm St, Bay St at 50 Saint Joseph Street, Toronto Dundas St West, Bay St at Hagerman St, Bay St at Albert St, Bay St at Queen St West, Bay St at Adelaide Bay St at Wellesley St West South Side St West, Bay St at King St West, Bay St at Front St 923 Bay Street, Toronto West South Side (Union Station), Bay St at Harbour St South Side (Toronto Island Ferry), Queens Quay Bay St at Grosvenor St West at Bay St East Side, Queens Quay East at 885 Bay Street, Toronto Freeland St, Queens Quay East at Lower Jarvis St, Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East Bay St at College St 800 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Gerrard St West 68 Gerrard Street West, Toronto Bay St at Elm St 674 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Dundas St West 594 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Hagerman St 500 Bay St, Toronto Bay St at Albert St 483 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at Queen St West 98 Queen Street West, Toronto Bay St at Adelaide St West 328 Bay Street, Toronto Bay St at King St West 100 King Street West, Toronto Bay St at Front St West South Side (Union Station) 142 Bay St, Toronto Bay St at Harbour St South Side (Toronto Island Ferry) Bay Street, Toronto Queens Quay West at Bay St East Side 5 Queens Quay W, Toronto Queens Quay East at Freeland St 25 Queens Quay East, Toronto Queens Quay East at Lower Jarvis St 125 Queens Quay East, Toronto Dockside Dr at Queens Quay East 61 Dockside Dr, Toronto 19 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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