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107 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 107 bus time schedule & line map 107 Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West View In Website Mode The 107 bus line (Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West: 12:09 AM - 11:29 PM (2) Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West South Side: 12:29 AM - 11:49 PM (3) Sheppard West Station: 12:06 AM - 11:45 PM (4) Wilson Station: 5:22 AM - 5:44 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 107 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 107 bus arriving. Direction: Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West 107 bus Time Schedule 27 stops Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:29 AM - 11:39 PM Monday 12:29 AM - 11:29 PM Wilson Station 570 Wilson Avenue, Toronto Tuesday 12:09 AM - 11:29 PM Transit Rd at Wilson Ave North Side Wednesday 12:09 AM - 11:29 PM Passenger Pick-Up/Drop-Off, Toronto Thursday 12:09 AM - 11:29 PM William R Allen Rd at Sheppard Ave West Friday 12:09 AM - 11:29 PM 1035 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Saturday 12:09 AM - 11:39 PM Downsview Station Sheppard Ave West at Dufferin St (Downsview Station) 1050 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto 107 bus Info Direction: Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West Sheppard Ave West at William R Allen Rd West Stops: 27 Side Trip Duration: 21 min 1060 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Line Summary: Wilson Station, Transit Rd at Wilson Ave North Side, William R Allen Rd at Sheppard Ave Sheppard Ave West at Kodiak Cres (South) West, Downsview Station, Sheppard Ave West at 1100 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Dufferin St (Downsview Station), Sheppard Ave West at William R Allen Rd West Side, Sheppard Ave West Sheppard Ave West at Kodiak Cres (North) at Kodiak Cres (South), Sheppard Ave West at 1150 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Kodiak Cres (North), Sheppard Ave West at Chesswood Dr, Sheppard Ave West at Bakersƒeld St Sheppard Ave West at Chesswood Dr Westside (Downsview Pk Stn), Sheppard Ave West at 1170 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Tuscan Gate, Tuscan Gate at St Regis Cres (South), St Regis Cres (South) at Bakersƒeld St, St Regis Cres Sheppard Ave West at Bakersƒeld St Westside North at Bakersƒeld St West Side, St Regis Cres (Downsview Pk Stn) North at Ceramic Rd, Ceramic Rd at Ashwarren Rd, 1250 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Ceramic Rd at Lepage Crt, 22 Lepage Crt, Lepage Crt at Keele St, Keele St at Toro Rd, Keele St at Finch Ave Sheppard Ave West at Tuscan Gate West North Side (Finch West Station), Keele St at 1300 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Four Winds Dr, Keele St at the Pond Rd, Keele St at Canarctic Dr, Canarctic Dr at Petrolia Rd, Petrolia Rd Tuscan Gate at St Regis Cres (South) at Wildcat Rd, Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West 99 Tuscan Gate, Toronto St Regis Cres (South) at Bakersƒeld St 157 St Regis Crescent, Toronto St Regis Cres North at Bakersƒeld St West Side 91 St Regis Cres N, Toronto St Regis Cres North at Ceramic Rd St Regis Crescent North, Toronto Ceramic Rd at Ashwarren Rd 83 Ashwarren Rd, Toronto Ceramic Rd at Lepage Crt Ceramic Road, Toronto 22 Lepage Crt 22-24 Le Page Crt, Toronto Lepage Crt at Keele St 3765 Keele Street, Toronto Keele St at Toro Rd 3811 Keele Street, Toronto Keele St at Finch Ave West North Side (Finch West Station) 3939 Keele Street, Toronto Keele St at Four Winds Dr 3969 Keele Street, Toronto Keele St at the Pond Rd 3993 Keele Street, Toronto Keele St at Canarctic Dr 4721 Keele Street, Toronto Canarctic Dr at Petrolia Rd 267 Canarctic Drive, Toronto Petrolia Rd at Wildcat Rd 729 Petrolia Road, Toronto Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West 1173 Petrolia Road, Toronto Direction: Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West South 107 bus Time Schedule Side Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West South Side Route 30 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:04 AM - 11:14 PM Monday 12:04 AM - 11:49 PM Wilson Station 570 Wilson Avenue, Toronto Tuesday 12:29 AM - 11:49 PM Transit Rd at Wilson Ave North Side Wednesday 12:29 AM - 11:49 PM Passenger Pick-Up/Drop-Off, Toronto Thursday 12:29 AM - 11:49 PM William R Allen Rd at Sheppard Ave West Friday 12:29 AM - 11:49 PM 1035 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Saturday 12:29 AM - 11:14 PM Downsview Station Sheppard Ave West at Dufferin St (Downsview Station) 1050 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto 107 bus Info Direction: Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West South Side Sheppard Ave West at William R Allen Rd West Stops: 30 Side Trip Duration: 20 min 1060 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Line Summary: Wilson Station, Transit Rd at Wilson Ave North Side, William R Allen Rd at Sheppard Ave Sheppard Ave West at Kodiak Cres (South) West, Downsview Station, Sheppard Ave West at 1100 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Dufferin St (Downsview Station), Sheppard Ave West at William R Allen Rd West Side, Sheppard Ave West 23 Kodiak Cres at Kodiak Cres (South), 23 Kodiak Cres, Kodiak Cres 25 Kodiak Cres, Toronto at Whitehorse Rd, Whitehorse Rd at Rimrock Rd, Whitehorse Rd at Steeprock Dr, Steeprock Dr at Kodiak Cres at Whitehorse Rd Chesswood Dr, 4069 Chesswood Dr, Chesswood Dr 39 Kodiak Crescent, Toronto at Vanley Cres (South), 4375 Chesswood Dr, Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres (North), Chesswood Dr Whitehorse Rd at Rimrock Rd at Champagne Dr, Champagne Dr at Finch Ave West, 3 Whitehorse Road, Toronto Alness St at Brisbane Rd North Side, Martin Ross Ave at Alness St West Side, Martin Ross Ave at Brisbane Whitehorse Rd at Steeprock Dr Rd (West), Martin Ross Ave at Flint Rd, Flint Rd at 1460 Whitehorse Road, Toronto Supertest Rd, Opposite 660 Supertest Rd, Supertest Rd at Alness St, Alness St at Dolomite Dr, Alness St at Steeprock Dr at Chesswood Dr Flint Rd, 1900 Steeles Ave West, Steeles Av / Capstan 150 Steeprock Drive, Toronto Gate, Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West South Side 4069 Chesswood Dr 4075 Chesswood Dr, Toronto Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres (South) 4077 Chesswood Drive, Toronto 4375 Chesswood Dr Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres (North) 4467 Chesswood Drive, Toronto Chesswood Dr at Champagne Dr 4485 Chesswood Drive, Toronto Champagne Dr at Finch Ave West 41 Champagne Drive, Toronto Alness St at Brisbane Rd North Side 61 Alness St, Toronto Martin Ross Ave at Alness St West Side Martin Ross Avenue, Toronto Martin Ross Ave at Brisbane Rd (West) 85 Martin Ross Avenue, Toronto Martin Ross Ave at Flint Rd 144 Martin Ross Avenue, Toronto Flint Rd at Supertest Rd 695 Flint Road, Toronto Opposite 660 Supertest Rd 620-660 Supertest Rd, Toronto Supertest Rd at Alness St 601 Supertest Rd, Toronto Alness St at Dolomite Dr 877 Alness Street, Toronto Alness St at Flint Rd 1087 Alness St, Toronto 1900 Steeles Ave West 2497 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Steeles Av / Capstan Gate 2000 Steeles Avenue West, Vaughan Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West South Side Direction: Sheppard West Station 107 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Sheppard West Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:21 AM - 11:55 PM Monday 12:21 AM - 11:45 PM Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West 1173 Petrolia Road, Toronto Tuesday 12:06 AM - 11:45 PM Steeles Av / Shale Gate Wednesday 12:06 AM - 11:45 PM 2655 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Thursday 12:06 AM - 11:45 PM 2501 Steeles Ave West Friday 12:06 AM - 11:45 PM 2497 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Saturday 12:06 AM - 11:55 PM Alness St at Steeles Ave West South Side 2401 Steeles Avenue West, Toronto Alness St at Flint Rd 1240 Alness Street, Toronto 107 bus Info Direction: Sheppard West Station Alness St at Dolomite Dr Stops: 26 900 Alness Street, Toronto Trip Duration: 19 min Line Summary: Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West, Supertest Rd at Alness St West Side Steeles Av / Shale Gate, 2501 Steeles Ave West, Supertest Road, Toronto Alness St at Steeles Ave West South Side, Alness St at Flint Rd, Alness St at Dolomite Dr, Supertest Rd at 660 Supertest Rd Alness St West Side, 660 Supertest Rd, Supertest Rd 700 Supertest Rd, Toronto at Flint Rd, Martin Ross Ave at Flint Rd East Side, Martin Ross Ave at Brisbane Rd (West), Martin Ross Supertest Rd at Flint Rd Ave at Alness St, Alness St at Brisbane Rd, Alness St 850 Supertest Road, Toronto at Finch Ave West, Chesswood Dr at Champagne Dr South Side, Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres (North), Martin Ross Ave at Flint Rd East Side 4420 Chesswood Dr, Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres 155 Martin Ross Avenue, Toronto (South) South Side, 4050 Chesswood Dr, Steeprock Dr at Chesswood Dr East Side, Steeprock Dr at Martin Ross Ave at Brisbane Rd (West) Whitehorse Rd, Whitehorse Rd at Rimrock Rd, 44 91 Martin Ross Avenue, Toronto Kodiak Cres, Opposite 25 Kodiak Cres, Kodiak Cres at Sheppard Ave West, Downsview Station Martin Ross Ave at Alness St 65 Martin Ross Avenue, Toronto Alness St at Brisbane Rd 48 Alness Street, Toronto Alness St at Finch Ave West 20 Alness Street, Toronto Chesswood Dr at Champagne Dr South Side 4485 Chesswood Drive, Toronto Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres (North) 4478 Chesswood Drive, Toronto 4420 Chesswood Dr Chesswood Drive, Toronto Chesswood Dr at Vanley Cres (South) South Side 4077 Chesswood Drive, Toronto 4050 Chesswood Dr Steeprock Dr at Chesswood Dr East Side 151 Steeprock Drive, Toronto Steeprock Dr at Whitehorse Rd 253 Steeprock Drive, Toronto Whitehorse Rd at Rimrock Rd 1485 Whitehorse Road, Toronto 44 Kodiak Cres 44A Kodiak Cres, Toronto Opposite 25 Kodiak Cres 25 Kodiak Cres, Toronto Kodiak Cres at Sheppard Ave West 10 Kodiak Crescent, Toronto Downsview Station Direction: Wilson Station 107 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Wilson Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:22 AM - 5:44 AM Petrolia Rd at Steeles Ave West 1173 Petrolia Road, Toronto Tuesday 5:22 AM - 5:44 AM Steeles Av / Shale Gate Wednesday
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