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104 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 104 bus time schedule & line map 104 Sheppard West Station View In Website Mode The 104 bus line (Sheppard West Station) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Sheppard West Station: 12:14 AM - 11:51 PM (2) Wilson Station: 12:13 AM - 11:50 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 104 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 104 bus arriving. Direction: Sheppard West Station 104 bus Time Schedule 29 stops Sheppard West Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:15 AM - 11:45 PM Monday 12:05 AM - 11:51 PM Wilson Station 570 Wilson Avenue, Toronto Tuesday 12:14 AM - 11:51 PM Ansford Ave at Faywood Blvd Wednesday 12:14 AM - 11:51 PM 2 Ansford Avenue, Toronto Thursday 12:14 AM - 11:51 PM Faywood Blvd at Goodwill Ave Friday 12:14 AM - 11:51 PM 45 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Saturday 12:14 AM - 11:55 PM Faywood Blvd at Invermay Ave 75 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Laurelcrest Ave 135 Laurelcrest Avenue, Toronto 104 bus Info Direction: Sheppard West Station Faywood Blvd at Clanton Park Rd Stops: 29 155 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Trip Duration: 20 min Line Summary: Wilson Station, Ansford Ave at Faywood Blvd at Almore Ave Faywood Blvd, Faywood Blvd at Goodwill Ave, 177 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Invermay Ave, Faywood Blvd at Laurelcrest Ave, Faywood Blvd at Clanton Park Rd, Faywood Blvd at Bainbridge Ave Faywood Blvd at Almore Ave, Faywood Blvd at 217 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Bainbridge Ave, Faywood Blvd at Reiner Rd, Faywood Blvd at Sheppard Ave West, Wilmington Faywood Blvd at Reiner Rd Ave at Sheppard Ave West North Side, Wilmington 235 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Ave at Codsell Ave, Wilmington Ave at Searle Ave, Wilmington Ave at Combe Ave, Wilmington Ave at Faywood Blvd at Sheppard Ave West Overbrook Pl, Wilmington Ave at Cavotti Cres, 841 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Blue Forest Dr, Wilmington Ave at Cedar Springs Grove (South), Wilmington Ave at Wilmington Ave at Sheppard Ave West North Side Cedar Springs Grove (South) North Side, Dufferin St 17 Wilmington Ave, Toronto at Finch Ave West South Side, 4400 Dufferin St, Dufferin St Stop # 7188, Wilson Heights Blvd at Wilmington Ave at Codsell Ave Clifton Ave, Wilson Heights Blvd at Brighton Ave, 35 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Waterloo Ave South Side, Wilson Heights Blvd at Cocksƒeld Ave, Wilson Wilmington Ave at Searle Ave Heights Blvd at Sheppard Ave West, Sheppard Ave 91 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto West at Banting Ave, Downsview Station Wilmington Ave at Combe Ave 141 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Overbrook Pl 205 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Cavotti Cres 245 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Blue Forest Dr 271 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Cedar Springs Grove (South) 285 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Cedar Springs Grove (South) North Side 37 Cedar Springs Grv, Toronto Dufferin St at Finch Ave West South Side Dufferin Street, Toronto 4400 Dufferin St 4400 Dufferin Street, Toronto Dufferin St Stop # 7188 4239 Dufferin St, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Clifton Ave 690 Wilson Heights Boulevard, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Brighton Ave 316 Brighton Avenue, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Waterloo Ave South Side 580 Wilson Heights Boulevard, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Cocksƒeld Ave 262 Cocksƒeld Avenue, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Sheppard Ave West 554 Wilson Heights Boulevard, Toronto Sheppard Ave West at Banting Ave 950 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Downsview Station Direction: Wilson Station 104 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Wilson Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:14 AM - 11:45 PM Monday 12:05 AM - 11:50 PM Downsview Station Tuesday 12:13 AM - 11:50 PM Sheppard Ave West at Banting Ave 1011 Sheppard Ave W, Toronto Wednesday 12:13 AM - 11:50 PM Wilson Heights Blvd at Sheppard Ave West North Thursday 12:13 AM - 11:50 PM Side Friday 12:13 AM - 11:50 PM 906 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto Saturday 12:13 AM - 11:54 PM Wilson Heights Blvd at Codsell Ave 47 Sandale Gardens, Toronto Wilson Heights Blvd at Waterloo Ave 291 Waterloo Avenue, Toronto 104 bus Info Direction: Wilson Station Wilson Heights Blvd at Brighton Ave Stops: 31 299 Brighton Avenue, Toronto Trip Duration: 21 min Line Summary: Downsview Station, Sheppard Ave Wilson Heights Blvd at Clifton Ave West at Banting Ave, Wilson Heights Blvd at 175 Clifton Avenue, Toronto Sheppard Ave West North Side, Wilson Heights Blvd at Codsell Ave, Wilson Heights Blvd at Waterloo Ave, Kennard Ave at William R Allen Rd Wilson Heights Blvd at Brighton Ave, Wilson Heights Kennard Avenue, Toronto Blvd at Clifton Ave, Kennard Ave at William R Allen Rd, Dufferin St / Overbrook Pl, Dufferin St at Dufferin St / Overbrook Pl Stanstead Dr, Opposite 4400 Dufferin St, Dufferin St / 750 Wilson Heights Boulevard, Toronto Finch Av, 715 Finch Ave West, Wilmington Ave at Finch Ave West South Side, Wilmington Ave at Dufferin St at Stanstead Dr Purdon Dr, Wilmington Ave at Evanston Dr, 4259 Dufferin Street, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Cavotti Cres, Wilmington Ave at Overbrook Pl, Wilmington Ave at Combe Ave, Opposite 4400 Dufferin St Wilmington Ave at Searle Ave, Wilmington Ave at 4311 Dufferin Street, Toronto Codsell Ave, Wilmington Ave at Sheppard Ave West, Faywood Blvd at Reiner Rd, Faywood Blvd at Dufferin St / Finch Av Bainbridge Ave, Faywood Blvd at Joel Swirsky Blvd Dufferin Street, Toronto South Side, Faywood Blvd at Clanton Park Rd, Faywood Blvd at Dresden Rd, Faywood Blvd at Faith 715 Finch Ave West Ave, Faywood Blvd at Goodwill Ave, Faywood Blvd at 740 Finch Avenue West, Toronto Ansford Ave, Wilson Station Wilmington Ave at Finch Ave West South Side 330 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Purdon Dr 330 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Evanston Dr 274 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Cavotti Cres 256 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Overbrook Pl 226 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Combe Ave 144 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Searle Ave 94 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Codsell Ave 64 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Wilmington Ave at Sheppard Ave West 10 Wilmington Avenue, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Reiner Rd 250 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Bainbridge Ave 220 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Joel Swirsky Blvd South Side 170 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Clanton Park Rd Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Dresden Rd 120 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Faith Ave 86 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Goodwill Ave 56 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Faywood Blvd at Ansford Ave 38 Faywood Boulevard, Toronto Wilson Station 570 Wilson Avenue, Toronto 104 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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