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ZÜM Network Expansion 1. Airport Road Extension 2. Main Street North Extension 3. Bramalea Road 4. Chinguacousy-Mavis 5. Other Corridors o Dixie Road o Kennedy o Mississauga Road o Sandalwood o Castlemore o Steeles Extension 1 2. Extension of 502 Züm Main to Caledon – in conjunction with the Hurontario LRT to Brampton Gateway Terminal 2. Hurontario LRT between 1. Extension of 505 Züm Bovaird Brampton Gateway Terminal to Pearson Airport Area via Note: details to be confirmed through future work and Port Credit GO Station Airport Road to Caledon to North to North Brampton Brampton 4. Future 504 Züm Chinguacousy-Mavis to Mississauga Meadowvale Area to Port Credit 3. Future 515 Züm Bramalea GO Station to Pearson Airport Note: details to be confirmed through future work to Caledon to North to North Brampton Brampton to Mississauga Meadowvale to Port Credit to Pearson GO Station Airport & Area Note: details to be confirmed through future work 5.1 Dixie/Bramalea Priority Bus to Dixie Transitway Station to Caledon to North to North Brampton to North Brampton Brampton 5.2 Future Züm Kennedy to Mississauga to Mississauga Meadowvale to Port Credit to Pearson GO Station to Dixie Airport & Area Note: details to be confirmed through future work Transitway Station to Caledon to North to North Brampton to North Brampton Brampton to Mississauga 5.3 Erin Mills / Meadowvale Mississauga Road to Mississauga Priority Bus (TBC) to Port Credit to Pearson GO Station to Dixie Airport & Area Note: details to be confirmed through future work Transitway TBC = to be confirmed Station to Caledon to North to North Brampton to North Brampton Brampton 5.4 Future Züm Sandalwood to Mississauga Meadowvale to Mississauga (TBC) to Port Credit to Pearson GO Station to Dixie Airport & Area Note: details to be confirmed through future work Transitway TBC = to be confirmed Station to Caledon to North to North Brampton to North Brampton Brampton 5.5 Bovaird / Castlemore Priority Bus to Vaughan to Vaughan (TBC) to Mississauga Meadowvale to Mississauga (TBC) to Port Credit to Pearson GO Station to Dixie Airport & Area Note: details to be confirmed through future work Transitway TBC = to be confirmed Station to Caledon to North to North Brampton to North Brampton Brampton to Vaughan (TBC) to Mississauga Meadowvale to Mississauga (TBC) 5.6 Steeles to Port Credit to Pearson Extension (TBC) GO Station to Dixie Airport & Area Note: details to be confirmed through future work Transitway TBC = to be confirmed Station.

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