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960 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 960 bus time schedule & line map 960 Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West View In Website Mode The 960 bus line (Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West: 6:03 AM - 6:03 PM (2) Steeles Ave West Loop at Martin Grove Rd: 6:02 PM - 9:59 PM (3) Yonge St at Steeles Ave West South Side: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 960 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 960 bus arriving. Direction: Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West 960 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:03 AM - 6:03 PM Steeles Av / Yonge St 2 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Tuesday 6:03 AM - 6:03 PM Steeles Av / Hilda Av Wednesday 6:03 AM - 6:03 PM 238 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Thursday 6:03 AM - 6:03 PM Steeles Ave East at Bathurst St Friday 6:03 AM - 6:03 PM 779 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Saturday Not Operational Steeles Ave West at Carpenter Rd West Side 1087 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at New Westminster Dr 117 Mabley Crescent, Vaughan 960 bus Info Direction: Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West Steeles Av / Dufferin St Stops: 37 1881 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Trip Duration: 48 min Line Summary: Steeles Av / Yonge St, Steeles Av / Steeles Ave West at Keele St Hilda Av, Steeles Ave East at Bathurst St, Steeles Ave 7041 Keele Street, Vaughan West at Carpenter Rd West Side, Steeles Ave West at New Westminster Dr, Steeles Av / Dufferin St, Steeles Pioneer Village Station Ave West at Keele St, Pioneer Village Station, Steeles 20 Howard Moscoe Way, Toronto Ave West at North West Gate, Steeles Av / Murray Ross Pkwy, Steeles Av / Jane St, Steeles Av / Adesso Steeles Ave West at North West Gate Dr, Steeles Av / Norƒnch Dr, 3600 Steeles Ave West, 2740 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Av / Director Crt, Steeles Av / Old Weston Rd, Steeles Ave West at Weston Rd, Steeles Ave West at Steeles Av / Murray Ross Pkwy Pearce Rd, Steeles Ave West at Klondike Dr, Steeles 989 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto Ave West at Scholes Rd/Barmac Dr, Steeles Ave West at Turbine Dr West Side, Steeles Ave West at Gaudaur Steeles Av / Jane St Rd, Steeles Ave West at Pine Valley Dr, Steeles Av 7070 Jane Street, Vaughan Stop # 3648, Steeles Av / Islington Av, Steeles Ave West at Islington Ave Loop, Steeles Ave West at Steeles Av / Adesso Dr Kipling Ave, 5010 Steeles Ave West, Steeles Av / 3232 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Gihon Spring Dr, Steeles Ave West at Martin Grove Rd, Opposite 6793-6823 Steeles Ave West, Opposite Steeles Av / Norƒnch Dr 6807 Steeles Ave West, Steeles Ave West at Highway 3330 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan 27 West Side, Steinway Blvd at Steeles Ave West South Side, 22 Steinway Blvd, Signal Hill Ave at 3600 Steeles Ave West Steinway Blvd North Side, Signal Hill Ave at Steeles 4701 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Ave West Steeles Av / Director Crt 1 Director Court, Vaughan Steeles Av / Old Weston Rd Steeles Avenue West, York Steeles Ave West at Weston Rd 3850 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Pearce Rd 1 Pearce Road, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Klondike Dr 5171 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Scholes Rd/Barmac Dr 5265 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Turbine Dr West Side 4190 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Gaudaur Rd 4220 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Pine Valley Dr Fenmar Drive, Toronto Steeles Av Stop # 3648 Steeles Av / Islington Av 4740 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Islington Ave Loop 4738 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Kipling Ave 2955 Kipling Avenue, Toronto 5010 Steeles Ave West 5010 Steeles Ave W, Toronto Steeles Av / Gihon Spring Dr 27 Gihon Spring Drive, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Martin Grove Rd Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Opposite 6793-6823 Steeles Ave West 5690 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Opposite 6807 Steeles Ave West Steeles Ave West at Highway 27 West Side Steinway Blvd at Steeles Ave West South Side 2 Steinway Boulevard, Toronto 22 Steinway Blvd 32 Steinway Blvd, Toronto Signal Hill Ave at Steinway Blvd North Side 27 Signal Hill Avenue, Toronto Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West 6953 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Direction: Steeles Ave West Loop at Martin Grove 960 bus Time Schedule Rd Steeles Ave West Loop at Martin Grove Rd Route 32 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:02 PM - 9:59 PM Finch Station 30R Finch Ave E, Toronto Tuesday 6:02 PM - 9:59 PM Steeles Av / Yonge St Wednesday 6:02 PM - 9:59 PM 2 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Thursday 6:02 PM - 9:59 PM Steeles Av / Hilda Av Friday 6:02 PM - 9:59 PM 238 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Saturday Not Operational Steeles Ave East at Bathurst St 779 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Carpenter Rd West Side 1087 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto 960 bus Info Direction: Steeles Ave West Loop at Martin Grove Rd Steeles Ave West at New Westminster Dr Stops: 32 117 Mabley Crescent, Vaughan Trip Duration: 42 min Line Summary: Finch Station, Steeles Av / Yonge St, Steeles Av / Dufferin St Steeles Av / Hilda Av, Steeles Ave East at Bathurst St, 1881 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Carpenter Rd West Side, Steeles Ave West at New Westminster Dr, Steeles Av / Steeles Ave West at Keele St Dufferin St, Steeles Ave West at Keele St, Pioneer 7041 Keele Street, Vaughan Village Station, Steeles Ave West at North West Gate, Steeles Av / Murray Ross Pkwy, Steeles Av / Jane St, Pioneer Village Station Steeles Av / Adesso Dr, Steeles Av / Norƒnch Dr, 3600 20 Howard Moscoe Way, Toronto Steeles Ave West, Steeles Av / Director Crt, Steeles Av / Old Weston Rd, Steeles Ave West at Weston Rd, Steeles Ave West at North West Gate Steeles Ave West at Pearce Rd, Steeles Ave West at 2740 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Klondike Dr, Steeles Ave West at Scholes Rd/Barmac Dr, Steeles Ave West at Turbine Dr West Side, Steeles Steeles Av / Murray Ross Pkwy Ave West at Gaudaur Rd, Steeles Ave West at Pine 989 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto Valley Dr, Steeles Av Stop # 3648, Steeles Av / Islington Av, Steeles Ave West at Islington Ave Loop, Steeles Av / Jane St Steeles Ave West at Kipling Ave, 5010 Steeles Ave 7070 Jane Street, Vaughan West, Steeles Av / Gihon Spring Dr, Steeles Ave West at Martin Grove Rd, Steeles Ave West Loop At Martin Steeles Av / Adesso Dr Grove Rd 3232 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Av / Norƒnch Dr 3330 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan 3600 Steeles Ave West 4701 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Av / Director Crt 1 Director Court, Vaughan Steeles Av / Old Weston Rd Steeles Avenue West, York Steeles Ave West at Weston Rd 3850 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Pearce Rd 1 Pearce Road, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Klondike Dr 5171 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Scholes Rd/Barmac Dr 5265 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Turbine Dr West Side 4190 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Gaudaur Rd 4220 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Pine Valley Dr Fenmar Drive, Toronto Steeles Av Stop # 3648 Steeles Av / Islington Av 4740 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Islington Ave Loop 4738 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Steeles Ave West at Kipling Ave 2955 Kipling Avenue, Toronto 5010 Steeles Ave West 5010 Steeles Ave W, Toronto Steeles Av / Gihon Spring Dr 27 Gihon Spring Drive, Toronto Steeles Ave West at Martin Grove Rd Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Ave West Loop At Martin Grove Rd 6793 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Direction: Yonge St at Steeles Ave West South 960 bus Time Schedule Side Yonge St at Steeles Ave West South Side Route 35 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West 6953 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Tuesday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Steeles Ave West at Steinway Blvd Wednesday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM 6911 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Thursday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM Steeles Ave West at Highway 27 Friday 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM 6807 Steeles Ave West Saturday Not Operational 6793-6823 Steeles Ave W, Toronto Steeles Av Stop # 5271 6793 Steeles Ave W, Toronto 960 bus Info Steeles Ave West at Martin Grove Rd Direction: Yonge St at Steeles Ave West South Side Stops: 35 Steeles Av / Gihon Spring Dr Trip Duration: 46 min 8 Gihon Spring Drive, Toronto Line Summary: Signal Hill Ave at Steeles Ave West, Steeles Ave West at Steinway Blvd, Steeles Ave West Steeles Av Stop # 3664 at Highway 27, 6807 Steeles Ave West, Steeles Av 5010 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Stop # 5271, Steeles Ave West at Martin Grove Rd, Steeles Av / Gihon Spring Dr, Steeles Av Stop # 3664, Steeles Av / Kipling Av Steeles Av / Kipling Av, Steeles Ave West At 5000 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Markbrook Lane, Steeles Ave West At Islington Ave, Steeles Av Stop # 3674, Steeles Ave West at Fenmar Steeles Ave West At Markbrook Lane Dr East Side, Steeles Ave West at Gaudaur Rd East 62 Markbrook Lane, Toronto Side, Steeles Ave West at Turbine Dr, Steeles Ave West at Scholes Rd/Barmac Dr, Steeles Ave West at Steeles Ave West At Islington Ave Klondike Dr, Steeles Ave West at Irondale Dr, Steeles 6499 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Ave West at Weston Rd, Steeles Ave West at Signet Dr, Steeles Av / Rossdean Dr, 4545 Steeles Ave West, Steeles Av Stop # 3674 Steeles Av / Norƒnch Dr, Steeles Ave West at Peter 8 Anthia Dr, Toronto Kaiser Gate, Steeles Av / Jane St, Steeles Av / Murray Ross Pkwy, Steeles Ave West at North West
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