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402 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 402 bus time schedule & line map 402 Dufferin Mall View In Website Mode The 402 bus line (Dufferin Mall) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dufferin Mall: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM (2) Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 Dunn Ave: 10:01 AM - 3:31 PM (3) St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway: 4:31 PM - 5:31 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 402 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 402 bus arriving. Direction: Dufferin Mall 402 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Dufferin Mall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 Dunn Ave 130 Dunn Ave, Toronto Tuesday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM West Lodge Ave at May Robinson Apartments Wednesday Not Operational 25 West Lodge Ave, Toronto Thursday Not Operational Queen St West at Lansdowne Ave Friday 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM 1464 Queen St W, Toronto Saturday Not Operational Queen St West at Sorauren Ave 1582 Queen Street West, Toronto Queen St West at Triller Ave 1654 Queen St W, Toronto 402 bus Info Direction: Dufferin Mall Queen St West at Roncesvalles Ave Stops: 25 1730 Queen St W, Toronto Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway Dunn Ave, West Lodge Ave at May Robinson Apartments, Queen St West at Lansdowne Ave, The Queensway at Roncesvalles Ave Queen St West at Sorauren Ave, Queen St West at The Queensway, Toronto Triller Ave, Queen St West at Roncesvalles Ave, St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway, The Queen St West at Triller Ave Queensway at Roncesvalles Ave, Queen St West at 1605 Queen Street West, Toronto Triller Ave, Queen St West at Beaty Ave, Macdonell Ave at Queen St West North Side, Macdonell Ave at Queen St West at Beaty Ave Seaforth Ave, Opposite 104 Lansdowne Ave, 1515 Queen Street West, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Rideau Ave, Dundas St West at Sterling Rd, Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave, Dundas Macdonell Ave at Queen St West North Side St West at Howard Park Ave, Dundas St West at 3 MacDonell Ave, Toronto Roncesvalles Ave, Dundas West Station, Symington Ave at Bloor St West North Side, 55 Rankin Ave, Bloor Macdonell Ave at Seaforth Ave St West at Lansdowne Ave, Bloor St West at Brock 61 MacDonell Ave, Toronto Ave, Bloor St West at Dufferin St, Dufferin Mall Opposite 104 Lansdowne Ave 102 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Rideau Ave 199 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto Dundas St West at Sterling Rd 1879 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave 1970 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Howard Park Ave 2050 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Roncesvalles Ave 2202 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas West Station 2365 Dundas street West, Toronto Symington Ave at Bloor St West North Side 43 DeKoven Mews, Toronto 55 Rankin Ave 29 Rankin Crescent, Toronto Bloor St West at Lansdowne Ave 1293 Bloor Street West, Toronto Bloor St West at Brock Ave 614 Brock Avenue, Toronto Bloor St West at Dufferin St 1006 Dufferin Street, Toronto Dufferin Mall Direction: Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 Dunn 402 bus Time Schedule Ave Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 Dunn Ave Route 33 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Dufferin Mall Tuesday 10:01 AM - 3:31 PM Bloor St West at Dufferin St West Side 1006 Dufferin Street, Toronto Wednesday Not Operational Thursday Not Operational Bloor St West at Brock Ave 1218 Bloor Street West, Toronto Friday 10:01 AM - 3:31 PM Bloor St West at Lansdowne Ave Saturday Not Operational 1310 Bloor Street West, Toronto Bloor St West at Symington Ave 1400 Bloor Street West, Toronto 402 bus Info Symington Ave at Bloor St West North Side Direction: Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 Dunn Ave 43 DeKoven Mews, Toronto Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 59 min 55 Rankin Ave Line Summary: Dufferin Mall, Bloor St West at 29 Rankin Crescent, Toronto Dufferin St West Side, Bloor St West at Brock Ave, Bloor St West at Lansdowne Ave, Bloor St West at Symington Ave at Bloor St West Symington Ave, Symington Ave at Bloor St West 6 Symington Avenue, Toronto North Side, 55 Rankin Ave, Symington Ave at Bloor St West, Bloor St West at Dundas St West, Dundas West Bloor St West at Dundas St West Station, Dundas St West at Bloor St West, Dundas St 1480 Bloor Street West, Toronto West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side, Dundas St West at Howard Park Ave, Dundas St West at Sorauren Dundas West Station Ave, Dundas St West at Sterling Rd, Dundas St West 2365 Dundas street West, Toronto at Lansdowne Ave, Lansdowne Ave at Dundas St West South Side, Lansdowne Ave at Rideau Ave Dundas St West at Bloor St West South Side, 106 Lansdowne Ave, Lansdowne Ave at 2339 Dundas Street West, Toronto Seaforth Ave, Lansdowne Ave at Queen St West, Queen St West at Sorauren Ave, Queen St West at Dundas St West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side Triller Ave, Queen St West at Roncesvalles Ave, St 2195 Dundas St W, Toronto Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway, The Queensway at Roncesvalles Ave, Queen St West at Dundas St West at Howard Park Ave Triller Ave, Queen St West at Beaty Ave, West Lodge 2088 Dundas St W, Toronto Ave at May Robinson Apartments, Queen St West at Jameson Ave, Queen St West at Dunn Ave, King St Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave West at Spencer Ave, Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 1985 Dundas St W, Toronto 130 Dunn Ave Dundas St West at Sterling Rd 1881 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Lansdowne Ave 1760 Dundas St W, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Dundas St West South Side 275 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Rideau Ave South Side 190 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto 106 Lansdowne Ave 104 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Seaforth Ave 58 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Queen St West 1468 Queen St W, Toronto Queen St West at Sorauren Ave 1582 Queen Street West, Toronto Queen St West at Triller Ave 1654 Queen St W, Toronto Queen St West at Roncesvalles Ave 1730 Queen St W, Toronto St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway The Queensway at Roncesvalles Ave The Queensway, Toronto Queen St West at Triller Ave 1605 Queen Street West, Toronto Queen St West at Beaty Ave 1515 Queen Street West, Toronto West Lodge Ave at May Robinson Apartments 25 West Lodge Ave, Toronto Queen St West at Jameson Ave 1437 Queen St W, Toronto Queen St West at Dunn Ave 1351 Queen St W, Toronto King St West at Spencer Ave 1267 King Street West, Toronto Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 130 Dunn Ave 130 Dunn Ave, Toronto Direction: St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the 402 bus Time Schedule Queensway St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway 25 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Dufferin Mall Tuesday 4:31 PM - 5:31 PM Bloor St West at Dufferin St West Side 1006 Dufferin Street, Toronto Wednesday Not Operational Thursday Not Operational Bloor St West at Brock Ave 1218 Bloor Street West, Toronto Friday 4:31 PM - 5:31 PM Bloor St West at Lansdowne Ave Saturday Not Operational 1310 Bloor Street West, Toronto Bloor St West at Symington Ave 1400 Bloor Street West, Toronto 402 bus Info Symington Ave at Bloor St West North Side Direction: St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the 43 DeKoven Mews, Toronto Queensway Stops: 25 55 Rankin Ave Trip Duration: 38 min 29 Rankin Crescent, Toronto Line Summary: Dufferin Mall, Bloor St West at Dufferin St West Side, Bloor St West at Brock Ave, Symington Ave at Bloor St West Bloor St West at Lansdowne Ave, Bloor St West at 6 Symington Avenue, Toronto Symington Ave, Symington Ave at Bloor St West North Side, 55 Rankin Ave, Symington Ave at Bloor St Bloor St West at Dundas St West West, Bloor St West at Dundas St West, Dundas West 1480 Bloor Street West, Toronto Station, Dundas St West at Bloor St West, Dundas St West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side, Dundas St West Dundas West Station at Howard Park Ave, Dundas St West at Sorauren 2365 Dundas street West, Toronto Ave, Dundas St West at Sterling Rd, Dundas St West at Lansdowne Ave, Lansdowne Ave at Dundas St Dundas St West at Bloor St West West South Side, Lansdowne Ave at Rideau Ave 2339 Dundas Street West, Toronto South Side, 106 Lansdowne Ave, Lansdowne Ave at Seaforth Ave, Lansdowne Ave at Queen St West, Dundas St West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side Queen St West at Sorauren Ave, Queen St West at 2195 Dundas St W, Toronto Triller Ave, Queen St West at Roncesvalles Ave, St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway Dundas St West at Howard Park Ave 2088 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave 1985 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Sterling Rd 1881 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Lansdowne Ave 1760 Dundas St W, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Dundas St West South Side 275 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Rideau Ave South Side 190 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto 106 Lansdowne Ave 104 Lansdowne Ave, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Seaforth Ave 58 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto Lansdowne Ave at Queen St West 1468 Queen St W, Toronto Queen St West at Sorauren Ave 1582 Queen Street West, Toronto Queen St West at Triller Ave 1654 Queen St W, Toronto Queen St West at Roncesvalles Ave 1730 Queen St W, Toronto St Joseph's Health Centre at 30 the Queensway 402 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com.
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