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505 Streetcar Time Schedule & Line Route 505 streetcar time schedule & line map 505 Broadview Station View In Website Mode The 505 streetcar line (Broadview Station) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Broadview Station: 9:17 AM - 9:43 AM (2) Dundas St East at Broadview Ave: 12:30 AM - 10:46 PM (3) Dundas West Station: 12:06 AM - 11:57 PM (4) Edna Ave at Dundas St West: 4:50 AM - 5:35 AM (5) Parliament St at Gerrard St East: 12:03 AM - 11:54 PM (6) Roncesvalles Ave at Boustead Ave South Side: 1:07 AM - 8:17 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 505 streetcar station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 505 streetcar arriving. Direction: Broadview Station 505 streetcar Time Schedule 42 stops Broadview Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:17 AM - 9:43 AM Dundas West Station Dundas West Station, Toronto Tuesday 9:17 AM - 9:43 AM Dundas St West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side Wednesday 9:17 AM - 9:43 AM 2195 Dundas St W, Toronto Thursday 9:17 AM - 9:43 AM Dundas St West at Howard Park Ave Friday 9:17 AM - 9:43 AM 2088 Dundas St W, Toronto Saturday Not Operational Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave 1985 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Sterling Rd 1881 Dundas St W, Toronto 505 streetcar Info Direction: Broadview Station Dundas St West at Lansdowne Ave Stops: 42 1760 Dundas St W, Toronto Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: Dundas West Station, Dundas St Dundas St West at Brock Ave West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side, Dundas St West 1627 Dundas St W, Toronto at Howard Park Ave, Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave, Dundas St West at Sterling Rd, Dundas St West Dundas St West at Sheridan Ave at Lansdowne Ave, Dundas St West at Brock Ave, 1555 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Sheridan Ave, Dundas St West at Dufferin St, Dundas St West at Gladstone Ave, Dundas St West at Dufferin St Dundas St West at Lisgar St, Dundas St West at 1499 Dundas St W, Toronto Dovercourt Rd, Dundas St West at Ossington Ave, Dundas St West at Shaw St, Dundas St West at Dundas St West at Gladstone Ave Grace St, Dundas St West at Manning Ave, Dundas St 1435 Dundas Street West, Toronto West at Bathurst St (Toronto Western Hospital), Dundas St West at Denison Ave, Dundas St West at Dundas St West at Lisgar St Spadina Ave, Dundas St West at Huron St, Dundas St 1335 Dundas Street West, Toronto West at Beverley St, Dundas St West at Mccaul St, Dundas St West at University Ave (St Patrick Dundas St West at Dovercourt Rd Station), Dundas St West at Chestnut St, Dundas St 1269 Dundas Street West, Toronto West at Bay St, Dundas St West at Yonge St (Dundas Station), Dundas St East at Church St, Dundas St Dundas St West at Ossington Ave East at Jarvis St, Dundas St East at Sherbourne St, 224 Ossington Ave, Toronto Dundas St East at Ontario St, Dundas St East at Dundas St West at Shaw St Parliament St, Dundas St East at Regent Park Blvd, 1077 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St East at River St, Dundas St East at Munro St, Dundas St East at Broadview Ave, Broadview Ave Dundas St West at Grace St at Mountstephen St, Broadview Ave at Gerrard St 949 Dundas St W, Toronto East, Broadview Ave at Langley Ave-Bridgepoint Health Ctr, Broadview Ave at Withrow Ave, Dundas St West at Manning Ave Broadview Ave at Millbrook Cres, Broadview Ave at 877 Dundas Street West, Toronto Wolfrey Ave, Broadview Station Dundas St West at Bathurst St (Toronto Western Hospital) 344A Bathurst St, Toronto Dundas St West at Denison Ave 634 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Spadina Ave 507 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Huron St 449 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Beverley St 377 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Mccaul St 100 McCaul Street, Toronto Dundas St West at University Ave (St Patrick Station) 443 University Avenue, Toronto Dundas St West at Chestnut St 126 Chestnut Street, Toronto Dundas St West at Bay St 101 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Yonge St (Dundas Station) 1 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St East at Church St 260 Church St, Toronto Dundas St East at Jarvis St 163 Dundas Street East, Toronto Dundas St East at Sherbourne St 238 Sherbourne St, Toronto Dundas St East at Ontario St 282 Ontario Street, Toronto Dundas St East at Parliament St 439 Dundas St E, Toronto Dundas St East at Regent Park Blvd 585 Dundas Street East, Toronto Dundas St East at River St 683 Dundas St E, Toronto Dundas St East at Munro St 841 Dundas Street East, Toronto Dundas St East at Broadview Ave 859 Dundas Street East, Toronto Broadview Ave at Mountstephen St 293 Broadview Ave, Toronto Broadview Ave at Gerrard St East 361 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Broadview Ave at Langley Ave-Bridgepoint Health Ctr 445 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Broadview Ave at Withrow Ave 495 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Broadview Ave at Millbrook Cres 559 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Broadview Ave at Wolfrey Ave 5 Wolfrey Avenue, Toronto Broadview Station 775 Broadview Ave, Toronto Direction: Dundas St East at Broadview Ave 505 streetcar Time Schedule 35 stops Dundas St East at Broadview Ave Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:37 AM - 7:43 PM Monday 12:38 AM - 10:46 PM Dundas West Station Dundas West Station, Toronto Tuesday 12:30 AM - 10:46 PM Dundas St West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side Wednesday 12:30 AM - 10:46 PM 2195 Dundas St W, Toronto Thursday 12:30 AM - 10:46 PM Dundas St West at Howard Park Ave Friday 12:30 AM - 10:46 PM 2088 Dundas St W, Toronto Saturday 12:30 AM - 10:22 PM Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave 1985 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Sterling Rd 1881 Dundas St W, Toronto 505 streetcar Info Direction: Dundas St East at Broadview Ave Dundas St West at Lansdowne Ave Stops: 35 1760 Dundas St W, Toronto Trip Duration: 43 min Line Summary: Dundas West Station, Dundas St Dundas St West at Brock Ave West at Roncesvalles Ave East Side, Dundas St West 1627 Dundas St W, Toronto at Howard Park Ave, Dundas St West at Sorauren Ave, Dundas St West at Sterling Rd, Dundas St West Dundas St West at Sheridan Ave at Lansdowne Ave, Dundas St West at Brock Ave, 1555 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Sheridan Ave, Dundas St West at Dufferin St, Dundas St West at Gladstone Ave, Dundas St West at Dufferin St Dundas St West at Lisgar St, Dundas St West at 1499 Dundas St W, Toronto Dovercourt Rd, Dundas St West at Ossington Ave, Dundas St West at Shaw St, Dundas St West at Dundas St West at Gladstone Ave Grace St, Dundas St West at Manning Ave, Dundas St 1435 Dundas Street West, Toronto West at Bathurst St (Toronto Western Hospital), Dundas St West at Denison Ave, Dundas St West at Dundas St West at Lisgar St Spadina Ave, Dundas St West at Huron St, Dundas St 1335 Dundas Street West, Toronto West at Beverley St, Dundas St West at Mccaul St, Dundas St West at University Ave (St Patrick Dundas St West at Dovercourt Rd Station), Dundas St West at Chestnut St, Dundas St 1269 Dundas Street West, Toronto West at Bay St, Dundas St West at Yonge St (Dundas Station), Dundas St East at Church St, Dundas St Dundas St West at Ossington Ave East at Jarvis St, Dundas St East at Sherbourne St, 224 Ossington Ave, Toronto Dundas St East at Ontario St, Dundas St East at Parliament St, Dundas St East at Regent Park Blvd, Dundas St West at Shaw St Dundas St East at River St, Dundas St East at Munro 1077 Dundas Street West, Toronto St, Dundas St East at Broadview Ave Dundas St West at Grace St 949 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Manning Ave 877 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Bathurst St (Toronto Western Hospital) 344A Bathurst St, Toronto Dundas St West at Denison Ave 634 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Spadina Ave 507 Dundas St W, Toronto Dundas St West at Huron St 449 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Beverley St 377 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Mccaul St 100 McCaul Street, Toronto Dundas St West at University Ave (St Patrick Station) 443 University Avenue, Toronto Dundas St West at Chestnut St 126 Chestnut Street, Toronto Dundas St West at Bay St 101 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St West at Yonge St (Dundas Station) 1 Dundas Street West, Toronto Dundas St East at Church St 260 Church St, Toronto Dundas St East at Jarvis St 163 Dundas Street East, Toronto Dundas St East at Sherbourne St 238 Sherbourne St, Toronto Dundas St East at Ontario St 282 Ontario Street, Toronto Dundas St East at Parliament St 439 Dundas St E, Toronto Dundas St East at Regent Park Blvd 585 Dundas Street East, Toronto Dundas St East at River St 683 Dundas St E, Toronto Dundas St East at Munro St 841 Dundas Street East, Toronto Dundas St East at Broadview Ave 859 Dundas Street East, Toronto Direction: Dundas West Station 505 streetcar Time Schedule 46 stops Dundas West Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:05 AM - 11:54 PM Monday 12:04 AM - 11:57 PM Broadview Station 775 Broadview Ave, Toronto Tuesday 12:06 AM - 11:57 PM Erindale Ave at Broadview Ave Wednesday 12:06 AM - 11:57 PM 14 Erindale Avenue, Toronto Thursday 12:06 AM - 11:57 PM Broadview Ave at Wolfrey Ave Friday 12:06 AM - 11:57 PM 670 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Saturday 12:06 AM - 11:55 PM Broadview Ave at Millbrook Cres 562 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Broadview Ave at Withrow Ave 508 Broadview Avenue, Toronto 505 streetcar Info Direction: Dundas West Station Broadview Ave at Langley Ave-Bridgepoint Health Stops: 46 Ctr Trip Duration: 63 min 452 Broadview Avenue, Toronto Line Summary: Broadview Station, Erindale Ave at Broadview Ave, Broadview Ave at Wolfrey Ave, Broadview Ave at Jack Layton Way Broadview Ave at Millbrook Cres,
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