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34 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 34 bus time schedule & line map 34 Eglinton Station View In Website Mode The 34 bus line (Eglinton Station) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Eglinton Station: 12:09 AM - 11:51 PM (2) Kennedy Station: 12:08 AM - 11:48 PM (3) South Service Rd at Transway Cres: 5:00 AM - 5:56 AM (4) Spanbridge Rd at Grenoble Dr East Side: 12:18 AM - 11:58 PM (5) Wynford Dr at Don Mills Rd East Side: 6:07 AM - 6:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 34 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 34 bus arriving. Direction: Eglinton Station 34 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Eglinton Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:07 AM - 11:55 PM Monday 12:06 AM - 11:51 PM Eglinton Ave East at Gilder Dr 2596 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Tuesday 12:09 AM - 11:51 PM Eglinton Ave East at Midland Ave Wednesday 12:09 AM - 11:51 PM 2500 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Thursday 12:09 AM - 11:51 PM Eglinton Ave East at Kennedy Rd Friday 12:09 AM - 11:51 PM 2428 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Saturday 12:09 AM - 11:56 PM Eglinton Ave East at Ionview Rd 2372 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Rosemount Dr 2354 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto 34 bus Info Direction: Eglinton Station Eglinton Ave East at Birchmount Rd Stops: 40 2222 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Eglinton Ave East at Gilder Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Thermos Rd Eglinton Ave East at Midland Ave, Eglinton Ave East Sinnott Road, Toronto at Kennedy Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Ionview Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Rosemount Dr, Eglinton Ave Opposite 2001 Eglinton Ave East East at Birchmount Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Thermos Rd, Opposite 2001 Eglinton Ave East, Eglinton Ave East at Prudham Gate, Eglinton Ave Eglinton Ave East at Prudham Gate East at Warden Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Lebovic 1980 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Ave, 1900 Eglinton Ave East, Eglinton Ave East at Pharmacy Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Sq, Eglinton Ave East at Warden Ave Eglinton Ave East at Victoria Park Ave, Eglinton Ave 1960 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto East at Victoria Park Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Jonesville Cres, Eglinton Ave East at Sloane Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Lebovic Ave Eglinton Ave East at Swift Dr, Eglinton Ave East at 1910 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Wynford Dr West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy East Side, Eglinton Ave East at Don 1900 Eglinton Ave East Valley Pkwy West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Don Mills 1900A Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Rd West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Leslie St West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Brentcliffe Rd West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Pharmacy Ave Eglinton Ave East at Don Avon Dr, Eglinton Ave East 1896 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto at Laird Dr West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Sq Sutherland Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Rumsey Rd, Eglinton Square, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Hanna Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Bessborough Dr West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Ave East at Victoria Park Ave Bayview Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Bruce Park Ave, 1523 Victoria Park Avenue, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Banff Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Petman Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Falcon St West Eglinton Ave East at Victoria Park Ave Side, Eglinton Ave East at Rawlinson Ave West Side, 1800 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Redpath Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Dunƒeld Ave, Eglinton Station Eglinton Ave East at Jonesville Cres 1785 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Sloane Ave 1698 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Swift Dr 1671 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Wynford Dr West Side 187 Wynford Drive, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy East Side Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy West Side Eglinton Ave East at Don Mills Rd West Side Eglinton Ave East at Leslie St West Side Leslie Street, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Brentcliffe Rd West Side 958 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Don Avon Dr 904 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Laird Dr West Side 862 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Sutherland Dr 419 Sutherland Dr, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Rumsey Rd 712 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Hanna Rd 674 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Bessborough Dr West Side 278 Bessborough Dr, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Bayview Ave 660 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Bruce Park Ave 586 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Banff Rd 516 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Petman Ave 440 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Falcon St West Side 337 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Rawlinson Ave West Side 277 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Redpath Ave 188 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Dunƒeld Ave 110 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Station Eglinton Bus Terminal, Toronto Direction: Kennedy Station 34 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Kennedy Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:02 AM - 11:49 PM Monday 12:00 AM - 11:48 PM Eglinton Station Eglinton Bus Terminal, Toronto Tuesday 12:08 AM - 11:48 PM Duplex Ave at Eglinton Ave West Wednesday 12:08 AM - 11:48 PM 42 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto Thursday 12:08 AM - 11:48 PM Eglinton Ave East at Dunƒeld Ave Friday 12:08 AM - 11:48 PM 75 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Saturday 12:08 AM - 11:51 PM Eglinton Ave East at Redpath Ave 108 Redpath Avenue, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Falcon St 88 Falcon Street, Toronto 34 bus Info Direction: Kennedy Station Eglinton Ave East at Forman Ave Stops: 37 343 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: Eglinton Station, Duplex Ave at Eglinton Ave East at Banff Rd Eglinton Ave West, Eglinton Ave East at Dunƒeld Ave, 461 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Redpath Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Falcon St, Eglinton Ave East at Forman Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Hoyle Ave Eglinton Ave East at Banff Rd, Eglinton Ave East at 80 Hoyle Avenue, Toronto Hoyle Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Bayview Ave East Side, Eglinton Ave East at Hanna Rd East Side, Eglinton Ave East at Bayview Ave East Side Eglinton Ave East at Rumsey Rd, Eglinton Ave East at McDonald's parking (lower level), Toronto Sutherland Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Laird Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Don Avon Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Ave East at Hanna Rd East Side Brentcliffe Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Leslie St East 219 Hanna Rd, Toronto Side, Eglinton Ave East at Don Mills Rd East Side, Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy West Side, Eglinton Ave East at Rumsey Rd Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy East Side, 695 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Wynford Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Credit Union Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Bermondsey Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Sutherland Dr Eglinton Ave East at Jonesville Cres East Side, 775 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Victoria Park Ave East Side, Eglinton Ave East at Pharmacy Ave East Side, 1901 Eglinton Ave East at Laird Dr Eglinton Ave East, Eglinton Ave East at Lebovic Ave 803 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto East Side, Eglinton Ave East at Warden Ave, Eglinton Ave East at Prudham Gate, 1995 Eglinton Ave East, Eglinton Ave East at Don Avon Dr Eglinton Ave East at Sinnott Rd, Eglinton Ave East at 845 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Birchmount Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Rosemount Dr, Eglinton Ave East at Ionview Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Eglinton Ave East at Brentcliffe Rd Kennedy Rd, Eglinton Ave East at Kennedy Station, 939 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Kennedy Station Eglinton Ave East at Leslie St East Side Leslie Street, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Don Mills Rd East Side Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy West Side Eglinton Ave East at Don Valley Pkwy East Side Eglinton Ave East at Wynford Dr 195 Wynford Drive, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Credit Union Dr 4 Credit Union Drive, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Bermondsey Rd 1725 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Jonesville Cres East Side 1785 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Victoria Park Ave East Side Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Pharmacy Ave East Side 1891 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto 1901 Eglinton Ave East 2 Lebovic Avenue, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Lebovic Ave East Side 1911 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Warden Ave 1921 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Prudham Gate 1957 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto 1995 Eglinton Ave East Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Sinnott Rd 2043 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Birchmount Rd 2201 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Rosemount Dr 2279 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Ionview Rd 2323 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Kennedy Rd 2389 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Eglinton Ave East at Kennedy Station 2425 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Kennedy Station 2455 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto Direction: South Service Rd at Transway Cres 34 bus Time Schedule 37 stops South Service Rd at Transway Cres Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:15 AM - 7:57 AM Monday 5:00 AM - 5:56 AM Eglinton Station Eglinton Bus Terminal, Toronto Tuesday 5:00 AM - 5:56 AM Duplex Ave at Eglinton Ave West Wednesday 5:00 AM - 5:56 AM 42 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto Thursday 5:00 AM - 5:56 AM Eglinton Ave East at Dunƒeld Ave Friday 5:00 AM - 5:56 AM 75 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto Saturday 5:14 AM - 5:50 AM Eglinton Ave East at Redpath Ave 108 Redpath
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