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109 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 109 bus time schedule & line map 109 Meadowvale Express View In Website Mode The 109 bus line (Meadowvale Express) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Northbound: 5:18 AM - 11:16 PM (2) Southbound: 4:20 AM - 10:17 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 109 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 109 bus arriving. Direction: Northbound 109 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Northbound Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:18 AM - 10:42 PM Monday 5:18 AM - 11:16 PM Kipling Terminal Platform 14 95 Subway Cres, Toronto Tuesday 5:18 AM - 11:16 PM Dundas St At Billingham Rd Wednesday 5:18 AM - 11:16 PM 5500 Dundas Street West, Toronto Thursday 5:18 AM - 11:16 PM Renforth Station West Platform 1 Friday 5:18 AM - 11:16 PM 5001 Commerce Blvd, Mississauga Saturday 7:43 AM - 10:36 PM Orbitor Station West Platform B 5025 Orbitor Dr, Mississauga Spectrum Station West Platform B 5019 Spectrum Way, Mississauga 109 bus Info Direction: Northbound Etobicoke Creek Station West Platform B Stops: 20 Trip Duration: 53 min Tahoe Station West Platform B Line Summary: Kipling Terminal Platform 14, 4652 Tahoe Blvd, Mississauga Dundas St At Billingham Rd, Renforth Station West Platform 1, Orbitor Station West Platform B, Dixie Transitway Station Wb Spectrum Station West Platform B, Etobicoke Creek Station West Platform B, Tahoe Station West Tomken Station West Platform B Platform B, Dixie Transitway Station Wb, Tomken 4450 Tomken Road, Mississauga Station West Platform B, Cawthra Station West Platform B, Central Parkway Station West Platform Cawthra Station West Platform B B, City Centre Transit Terminal Platform N, Erin Mills Station West Platform 4, Winston Churchill Station Central Parkway Station West Platform B West Platform 4, Winston Churchill Blvd at Eglinton 4327 Central Pky E, Mississauga Ave, Winston Churchill Blvd at Erin Centre Blvd, Winston Churchill Blvd at Thomas St, Winston City Centre Transit Terminal Platform N Churchill Blvd at Britannia Rd, Winston Churchill Blvd 189 Rathburn Road West, Mississauga at Battleford Rd, Meadowvale Town Centre Drop Off Erin Mills Station West Platform 4 Mississauga Transitway, Peel Winston Churchill Station West Platform 4 Winston Churchill Blvd at Eglinton Ave 2736 Lindholm Cres, Mississauga Winston Churchill Blvd at Erin Centre Blvd Erin Centre Boulevard, Mississauga Winston Churchill Blvd at Thomas St 5585 Winston Churchill Boulevard, Mississauga Winston Churchill Blvd at Britannia Rd 2990 Britannia Road West, Peel Winston Churchill Blvd at Battleford Rd 2900 Battleford Road, Peel Meadowvale Town Centre Drop Off 6677 Meadowvale Town Centre Cir, Peel Direction: Southbound 109 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Southbound Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:20 AM - 9:44 PM Monday 4:20 AM - 10:17 PM Meadowvale Town Centre Bus Terminal Platform J Tuesday 4:20 AM - 10:17 PM 6855 Meadowvale Town Centre Circle, Peel Wednesday 4:20 AM - 10:17 PM Winston Churchill Blvd at Battleford Rd Thursday 4:20 AM - 10:17 PM 6496 Winston Churchill Boulevard, Peel Friday 4:20 AM - 10:17 PM Winston Churchill Blvd at Britannia Rd 6010 Winston Churchill Boulevard, Peel Saturday 6:50 AM - 9:38 PM Winston Churchill Blvd at Thomas St 3015 Thomas Street, Mississauga Winston Churchill Blvd at Erin Centre Blvd 109 bus Info 5255 Palmetto Pl, Mississauga Direction: Southbound Stops: 20 Winston Churchill Blvd at Eglinton Ave Trip Duration: 50 min 5025 Harvard Rd, Mississauga Line Summary: Meadowvale Town Centre Bus Terminal Platform J, Winston Churchill Blvd at Winston Churchill Station East Platform 6 Battleford Rd, Winston Churchill Blvd at Britannia Rd, Winston Churchill Blvd at Thomas St, Winston Erin Mills Station East Platform 6 Churchill Blvd at Erin Centre Blvd, Winston Churchill Mississauga Transitway, Peel Blvd at Eglinton Ave, Winston Churchill Station East Platform 6, Erin Mills Station East Platform 6, City City Centre Transit Terminal Platform A Centre Transit Terminal Platform A, Central Parkway 190 Rathburn Rd W, Mississauga Station East Platform A, Cawthra Station East Platform A, Tomken Station West Platform B, Dixie Central Parkway Station East Platform A Transitway Station Eb, Tahoe Station East Platform 4325 Central Pky E, Mississauga A, Etobicoke Creek Station East Platform A, Spectrum Station East Platform A, Orbitor Station Cawthra Station East Platform A East Platform A, Renforth Station East Platform 7, Dundas St at Billingham Rd, Kipling Terminal Tomken Station West Platform B Platform 14 4450 Tomken Road, Mississauga Dixie Transitway Station Eb Tahoe Station East Platform A 4652 Tahoe Blvd, Mississauga Etobicoke Creek Station East Platform A Spectrum Station East Platform A Orbitor Station East Platform A 5025 Orbitor Dr, Mississauga Renforth Station East Platform 7 5001 Commerce Blvd, Mississauga Dundas St at Billingham Rd 5553 Dundas St W, Toronto Kipling Terminal Platform 14 95 Subway Cres, Toronto 109 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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