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97 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 97 bus time schedule & line map 97 Davisville Station View In Website Mode The 97 bus line (Davisville Station) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Davisville Station: 12:03 AM - 11:36 PM (2) Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West: 12:01 AM - 11:31 PM (3) Wilson Ave at Yonge St: 12:16 AM - 11:46 PM (4) Yonge St at Queens Quay East North Side: 5:52 AM - 5:52 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 97 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 97 bus arriving. Direction: Davisville Station 97 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Davisville Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:22 AM - 11:40 PM Monday 12:07 AM - 11:36 PM Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West 200 Hilda Ave, Toronto Tuesday 12:03 AM - 11:36 PM Steeles Av / Tangreen Crt Wednesday 12:03 AM - 11:36 PM 212 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Thursday 12:03 AM - 11:36 PM Steeles Av Stop # 3719 Friday 12:03 AM - 11:36 PM Yonge St / Steeles Av Saturday 12:03 AM - 11:52 PM Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Athabaska Ave 6600 Yonge Street, Toronto 97 bus Info Yonge St / Moore Park Av Direction: Davisville Station 6210 Yonge Street, Toronto Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 37 min Yonge St at Patricia Ave Line Summary: Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West, 6062 Yonge Street, Toronto Steeles Av / Tangreen Crt, Steeles Av Stop # 3719, Yonge St / Steeles Av, Yonge St at Athabaska Ave, Yonge St / Drewry Av Yonge St / Moore Park Av, Yonge St at Patricia Ave, 20 Drewry Avenue, Toronto Yonge St / Drewry Av, 5800 Yonge St, Yonge St At Hendon Ave (Finch Station), Yonge St At Finch Ave, 5800 Yonge St Yonge St At Kempford Blvd, Yonge St at Horsham 5800 Yonge Street, Toronto Ave, Yonge St at Churchill Ave, Yonge St At Ellerslie Ave, Yonge St at Park Home Ave (North York Centre Yonge St At Hendon Ave (Finch Station) Station), Yonge St at Hillcrest Ave (Mel Lastman 5714 Yonge Street, Toronto Square), Yonge St At North York Blvd, Yonge St at Upper Madison Ave (North), Yonge St At Elmhurst Yonge St At Finch Ave Ave, Yonge St At Sheppard Ave, Yonge St at Florence 5650 Yonge St, Toronto Ave, Yonge St at Lord Seaton Rd South Side, Yonge St at William Carson Cres, Yonge St at Wilson Ave Yonge St At Kempford Blvd (York Mills Station), Yonge St at Mcglashan Rd South 5460 Yonge Street, Toronto Side, 3800 Yonge St, Yonge St at Yonge Blvd South Side, Yonge St at Melrose Ave, Yonge St at Fairlawn Yonge St at Horsham Ave Ave, Yonge St at Cranbrooke Ave, Yonge St at 5412 Yonge Street, Toronto Ranleigh Ave, Yonge St at Lawrence Ave West (Lawrence Station), Yonge St at Chatsworth Dr, Yonge St at Churchill Ave Yonge St at Glengrove Ave West, Yonge St at Lytton 5350 Yonge Street, Toronto Blvd, Yonge St at Briar Hill Ave, Yonge St at Castleƒeld Ave, Yonge St at Montgomery Ave, Yonge Yonge St At Ellerslie Ave St at Orchard View Blvd, 2190 Yonge St, Yonge St at 5290 Yonge Street, Toronto Berwick Ave, Yonge St at Manor Rd West, Yonge St at Belsize Dr, Yonge St at Chaplin Cres, Davisville Yonge St at Park Home Ave (North York Centre Station Station) 5170 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Hillcrest Ave (Mel Lastman Square) 5120 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At North York Blvd 5050 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Upper Madison Ave (North) 4950 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At Elmhurst Ave 4900 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At Sheppard Ave 4806 Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St at Florence Ave 4672 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Lord Seaton Rd South Side Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at William Carson Cres 4190 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Wilson Ave (York Mills Station) 4050 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Mcglashan Rd South Side 3900 Yonge Street, Toronto 3800 Yonge St 3600 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Yonge Blvd South Side 3444 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Melrose Ave 3402 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Fairlawn Ave 300 king george rd, Toronto Yonge St at Cranbrooke Ave 3228 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Ranleigh Ave 3190 Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St at Lawrence Ave West (Lawrence Station) 3060 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Chatsworth Dr 2914 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Glengrove Ave West 8 Glenview Avenue, Toronto Yonge St at Lytton Blvd 2674 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Briar Hill Ave 2564 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Castleƒeld Ave 2490 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Montgomery Ave 2398 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Orchard View Blvd 2346 Yonge Street, Toronto 2190 Yonge St 2189 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Berwick Ave 2161 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Manor Rd West 2100 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Belsize Dr 1994 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Chaplin Cres 1910 Yonge Street, Toronto Davisville Station Davisville Bus Terminal, Toronto Direction: Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West 97 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:15 AM - 11:30 PM Monday 12:00 AM - 11:31 PM Davisville Station Davisville Bus Terminal, Toronto Tuesday 12:01 AM - 11:31 PM Yonge St at Davisville Ave North Side Wednesday 12:01 AM - 11:31 PM 1915 Yonge Street, Toronto Thursday 12:01 AM - 11:31 PM Yonge St at Belsize Dr Friday 12:01 AM - 11:31 PM 1985 Yonge Street, Toronto Saturday 12:01 AM - 11:45 PM Yonge St at Manor Rd East 2073 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Soudan Ave 2149 Yonge Street, Toronto 97 bus Info Direction: Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West Opposite 2190 Yonge St Stops: 46 2189 Yonge Street, Toronto Trip Duration: 40 min Line Summary: Davisville Station, Yonge St at Yonge St At Eglinton Ave East North Side Davisville Ave North Side, Yonge St at Belsize Dr, (Eglinton Station) Yonge St at Manor Rd East, Yonge St at Soudan Ave, 2291 Yonge Street, Toronto Opposite 2190 Yonge St, Yonge St At Eglinton Ave East North Side (Eglinton Station), Yonge St at Yonge St at Broadway Ave Broadway Ave, Yonge St at Castleƒeld Ave, Yonge St 2377 Yonge Street, Toronto at Sherwood Ave, Yonge St at Blythwood Rd, Yonge St at Glencairn Ave, Yonge St at Glengrove Ave East, Yonge St at Castleƒeld Ave Yonge St at St Edmunds Dr, Yonge St at Lawrence 2485 Yonge St, Toronto Ave East North Side (Lawrence Stn), Yonge St at Ranleigh Ave, Yonge St at Roslin Ave, Yonge St at Yonge St at Sherwood Ave Glenforest Rd North Side, Yonge St at Teddington 2557 Yonge Street, Toronto Park Ave, Yonge St at Yonge Blvd, Yonge St at Mill St, Yonge St at Mcglashan Rd, Yonge St at York Mills Rd, Yonge St at Blythwood Rd Yonge St At York Mills Rd North Side (York Mills 2657 Yonge Street, Toronto Station), Yonge St at William Carson Cres, Yonge St at Lord Seaton Rd, Yonge St At Glendora Ave, Yonge Yonge St at Glencairn Ave St At Sheppard Ave, Yonge St At Elmwood Ave, 2765 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At Empress Ave, Yonge St At Norton Ave, Yonge St at Church Ave, Yonge St at Horsham Ave Yonge St at Glengrove Ave East North Side, Yonge St at Byng Ave, Yonge St at Finch 2833 Yonge Street, Toronto Ave East, Finch Station, Yonge St at Bishop Ave North Side, Yonge St Stop # 4915, Yonge St at Yonge St at St Edmunds Dr Cummer Ave, Yonge St / Patricia Av, Moore Park Ave 2901 Yonge Street, Toronto at Yonge St West Side, 34 Moore Park Ave, Moore Park Ave at Fargo Ave, Hilda Ave at Moore Park Ave Yonge St at Lawrence Ave East North Side North Side, Hilda Ave at Green Bush Rd, Hilda Ave at (Lawrence Stn) Steeles Ave West 3101 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Ranleigh Ave 3203 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Roslin Ave 3269 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Glenforest Rd North Side 3315 1/2 Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St at Teddington Park Ave 3415 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Yonge Blvd 3477 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Mill St 3865 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Mcglashan Rd 3889 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at York Mills Rd 4021 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At York Mills Rd North Side (York Mills Station) 4025 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at William Carson Cres 4155 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Lord Seaton Rd 4215 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At Glendora Ave 4687 Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St At Sheppard Ave 4841 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St At Elmwood Ave 5009 Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St At Empress Ave 5145 Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St At Norton Ave 5233 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Church Ave 5319A Yonge St, Toronto Yonge St at Horsham Ave North Side 5385 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Byng Ave 5435 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Finch Ave East 5587 Yonge Street, Toronto Finch Station Finch Bus Terminal, Toronto Yonge St at Bishop Ave North Side 5765 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St Stop # 4915 5915 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Cummer Ave 45 Cummer Avenue, Toronto Yonge St / Patricia Av 6071 Yonge Street, Toronto Moore Park Ave at Yonge St West Side 6210 Yonge Street, Toronto 34 Moore Park Ave 36 Moore Park Ave, Toronto Moore Park Ave at Fargo Ave 66 Moore Park Avenue, Toronto Hilda Ave at Moore Park Ave North Side 153 Hilda Avenue, Toronto Hilda Ave at Green Bush Rd 1 Green Bush Rd, Toronto Hilda Ave at Steeles Ave West 200 Hilda Ave, Toronto Direction: Wilson Ave at Yonge St 97 bus Time Schedule 53 stops Wilson Ave at Yonge St Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:00 AM - 11:45 PM Monday 12:15 AM - 11:46 PM Yonge St at Queens Quay East North Side Tuesday 12:16 AM - 11:46 PM Yonge St at Front St East 4 Front Street East, Toronto Wednesday 12:16 AM - 11:46 PM Thursday 12:16 AM - 11:46 PM Yonge St at Front St East North Side 33 Yonge Street, Toronto Friday 12:16 AM - 11:46 PM Yonge St at King St East (King Station) Saturday 12:16 AM - 11:30 PM 71 Yonge Street, Toronto Yonge St at Richmond St East 151 Yonge
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