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Miway Service Changes Effective March 24, 2014: Date Posted: March 7, 2014. Route 1/1C – Dundas Monday to Sunday: the Route 1C

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Miway Service Changes Effective March 24, 2014: Date Posted: March 7, 2014. Route 1/1C – Dundas Monday to Sunday: the Route 1C MiWay Service Changes Effective March 24, 2014: Date Posted: March 7, 2014. Route 1/1C – Dundas Monday to Sunday: The Route 1C – Dundas will provide two-way service along The Collegeway. Please visit miway.ca/routemaps for revised routing. Schedules have been revised. Please visit miway.ca/schedules for new departure times. Route 4 – Sherway Gardens Weekday The 9:30 pm westbound trip from Sherway Gardens (STOP #9 0 5 8) will now depart at 9:35 pm to improve passenger connections. Route 5/5B – Dixie Weekday The Route 5B - Dixie will be cancelled and replaced with the new Route 55 – Meyerside Loop. Service frequency will be improved on Route 5 – Dixie during rush hours. Route 7 – Airport Saturday A new northbound trip will depart from the City Centre Transit Terminal (STOP #0 7 6 6) at 5:01 am. A new southbound trip will depart from Westwood Mall (STOP #2 8 5 3) at 6:00 am. Route 12 – Rexdale Weekday Schedules have been revised during the afternoon rush hour to allow more transfer time to Malton GO trains. Please visit miway.ca/schedules for new departure times. Route 20 – Rathburn Weekday Five additional westbound trips will depart from Islington Subway Station (STOP #1 6 3 2) at 9:09 am, 4:52 pm, 6:38 pm, 7:09 pm, and 7:26 pm. Schedules have been revised. Please visit miway.ca/schedules for new departure times. Route 23 – Lakeshore Weekday The 4:52 am westbound trip from Long Branch GO Station (STOP #0 4 4 6) will now depart at 4:56 am to connect with Route 5 - Dixie at Lakeshore Road and Ogden Avenue. Route 34 – Credit Valley Saturday The 12:32 pm eastbound trip from Erin Mills Town Centre (STOP #3 4 0 2) will now depart at 12:34 pm to accommodate school dismissal time. Route 35/35A – Eglinton Monday to Saturday Four additional weekday eastbound trips will depart from Eglinton Avenue and Creditview Road (STOP #1 9 1 1) at 6:21 am, 6:28 am, 7:10 am, and 7:18 am. This route will travel on the transit-only access ramp from Eglinton Avenue east to Highway 427. Visit miway.ca/routemaps for revised routing. Route 45A – Winston Churchill-Speakman Weekday The 8:21 am southbound trip from Meadowvale Town Centre (STOP #2 2 2 8) will now at 8:18 am to improve GO train connections. Route 48 – Erin Mills Weekday The 6:13 pm northbound trip from South Common Centre (STOP #1 0 1 3) will be cancelled. Route 51A/51 – Tomken Weekday The Route 51A - Tomken will be cancelled and replaced with the new Route 52 – Shawson Loop. Service frequency will be improved on Route 51 – Tomken during rush hours. Route 52 – Shawson Loop Weekday This new MiLocal shuttle will replace Route 51A - Tomken. Schedules will be coordinated with Route 51 – Tomken. Route 55 – Meyerside Loop Weekday This new MiLocal shuttle will replace Route 5B – Dixie. Schedules will be coordinated with Route 5 – Dixie. Route 57 – Courtneypark Weekday The northbound trips departing from Islington Subway Station (STOP #1 3 0 3) at 8:21 am, 3:15 pm, 4:23 pm, 4:57 pm, 5:29 pm, 6:01 pm, 6:30 pm, and 6:59 pm will now depart at 8:20 am, 3:13 pm, 4:24 pm, 4:55 pm, 5:32 pm, 5:59 pm, 6:32 pm, and 7:00 pm, respectively. Route 70 – Keaton Weekday The westbound trips departing from Islington Subway Station (STOP #1 6 3 2) at 6:38 am and 7:18 am will now depart at 6:40 am and 7:21 am, respectively. Route 76 – City Centre-Subway Weekday Three additional eastbound trips will depart from the City Centre Transit Terminal (STOP #0 4 7 7) at 5:51 am, 6:34 am, and 2:25 pm. Four additional westbound trips will depart from Islington Subway Station (STOP #1 3 0 6) at 9:48 am, 5:29 pm, 6:50 pm, and 7:06 pm. Route 101/101A – Dundas Express Weekday Route 101 – Dundas will provide all day service between Islington Subway Station and South Common Centre via University of Toronto Mississauga. Route 101A - Dundas will provide rush hour service between Islington Subway Station and Laird Road via University of Toronto Mississauga. Route 109 – Meadowvale Express Weekday This route will travel on the transit-only access ramp from Eglinton Avenue east to Highway 427. Route 201 – Dundas Weekday As a result of the service improvements on Routes 101 and 101A – Dundas Express, the Route 201 – Dundas will be cancelled. Holiday Service: Good Friday – April 18, 2014 MiWay will operate on a Sunday/Holiday schedule. Visit miway.ca/schedules for departure times. Bus Stop Changes 1C – Dundas (East) Stop Description/Location Comments Number 1030 The Collegeway at South Millway New bus stops have been added 1054 The Collegeway south of South Millway for revised routing to provide two- 1055 The Collegeway at Broad Hollow Gate way service on The Collegeway. Burnhamthorpe Road West at Sawmill Valley 0981 Drive 3549 These bus stops will not be Burnhamthorpe Road at Mississauga Road serviced as route 1C will now 0995 Mississauga Road at Sawmill Valley Drive provide two-way service on The 0900 Mississauga Road at Featherston Drive Collegeway. 0984 Mississauga Road at Harkiss Road 4 – Sherway Gardens (West) Stop Description/Location Comments Number 0739 North Service Road west of Cliff Road This existing bus stop will move 54m west to improve customer safety and access to the stop. 24 – Northwest (North) Stop Description/Location Comments Number 1070 Eglinton Avenue at Renforth Drive This bus stop will no longer be serviced by Route 24. Please use stop #2018 on Renforth Drive at Eglinton Avenue. 35/35A - Eglinton Stop Description/Location Comments Number 1070 Eglinton Avenue at Renforth Drive These bus stops will not be serviced 2018 Renforth Drive at Eglinton Avenue by routes 35/35A due to the improved routing to access the transit-only ramp to Hwy 427. 55 – Meyerside Loop Stop Description/Location Comments Number 5709 Courtneypark Drive at Dixie Road This bus stop will be serviced by the new route 55 - Meyerside Loop. 57 – Courtneypark (North) Stop Description/Location Comments Number 1070 Eglinton Avenue at Renforth Drive This bus stop will no longer be serviced by Route 24 – Northwest. Please use stop #2018 on Renforth Drive at Eglinton Avenue. 5709 Courtneypark Drive at Dixie Road This bus stop will now be serviced by Route 57. 101/101A – Dundas Express (East and West) Stop Description/Location Comments Number 4300 South Common Centre These existing stops will be serviced 1033 South Millway at Fifth Line West (EB) by Route 101. 1039 South Millway at Fifth Line West (WB) 1661 Laird Road west of Ridgeway Drive These existing stops will be serviced 0548 Dundas Street west at Winston Churchill by the new Route 101A. 0501 Boulevard 1666 Dundas Street at Woodchester Drive 1002 Dundas Street at Woodchester Drive 1660 Dundas Street at Winston Churchill Boulevard 1661 Dundas Street west at Vega Boulevard 1197 Laird Road west of Ridgeway Drive 0642 Dundas Street at Erindale Station Road Dundas Street at Glengarry Road 107 – Malton Express (North) Stop Description/Location Comments Number 0012 Creekbank Road north of Tech Avenue This existing stop will be serviced by Route 107. Terminal Stop Changes At Islington Subway Station Route 3 will move from platform F at (STOP #1 3 0 3) to the new platform E at (STOP #1303). At Islington Subway Station Route 57 will move from platform C at (STOP #0 8 0 3) to the new platform E at (STOP #1303). At Islington Subway Station Route 70 will move from platform B at (STOP #3 1 5 0) to the new platform C at (STOP #1 6 3 2). How to contact us: Customer Service representatives are available by phone weekdays from 7:00 am to 6:55 pm and on weekends/holidays from 8:00 am to 5:55 pm at 9 0 5 6 1 5 4 6 3 6. You can call city link and enter your four digit stop number for scheduled departure times at 9 0 5 6 1 5 4 2 8 7. A T T Y phone is available at 9 0 5 6 1 5 3 8 8 6. You can also send an email to [email protected]. .
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