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TTC Family of Services Routes with Shared Wheel-Trans Stops TTC Family of Services Routes with Shared Wheel-Trans Stops 97 35 Humber 935 College Meadowvale 96 84 133 Loop 186 85 Pearson 95 Airport (YYZ) 25 925 45 29 945 16 100 12 512 63 0 2.0 4.0 Kilometres Map symbols Billy Bishop Lake Ontario Airport (YTZ) 100 Route Number 100 Express Route Number Family of Services Route Family of Services Routes Subway Routes Shared Wheel-Trans Stop 12 Kingston Rd 84 Sheppard W. 133 Neilson TTC stops shared by conventional Yonge-University Line vehicles and Wheel-Trans vehicles 16 McCowan 85 Sheppard E. 186 Wilson Rocket 25 Don Mills 95 York Mills 512 St. Clair Bloor-Danforth Line Access Hub 29 Dufferin 96 Wilson 925 Don Mills Express Clean, dry, well-lit, accessible Scarborough Line transit stop served by Wheel-Trans 35 Jane 97 Yonge 935 Jane Express Sheppard Line 45 Kipling 100 Flemingdon Park 945 Kipling Express Accessible Subway Station Updated: 02/2019 MTM 3 Zone 10 NAD27 12 Kingston Rd 35 Jane Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Eastbound Victoria Park Station 777 Victoria Park Ave 14788 Southbound Pioneer Village Station 185 Northwest Gate 15577 Eastbound Opposite 1859 Kingston Rd 1750 Kingston Rd 4244 Southbound Jane St @ Sheppard Ave W 2512A-2546 Jane St 3921 Eastbound Kingston Rd @ Sharpe St 2328 Kingston Rd 4264 Southbound Jane St @ Lawrence Ave W 1690 Jane St 3907 Eastbound Brimley Rd @ Kingston Rd 2740 Kingston Rd 3361 Southbound Jane St @ Haney Ave 816 Jane St 3902 Eastbound Kennedy Station 2455 Eglinton Ave E 14713 Southbound Jane Station 15 Jane St 14724 Westbound Kennedy Station 2455 Eglinton Ave E 14713 Northbound Jane Station 15 Jane St 14703 Westbound Brimley Rd @ St Clair Ave E 2700 Kingston Rd 3367 Northbound Jane St @ St Clair Ave W 651 Jane St 3926 Westbound Kingston Rd @ Ridgemoor Ave 2287 Kingston Rd 4259 Northbound Jane St @ Lawrence Ave W 1675 Jane St 3906 Westbound 1859 Kingston Rd 1859 Kingston Rd 4243 Northbound Jane St @ Sheppard Ave W 2669 Jane St 3920 Westbound Victoria Park Station 777 Victoria Park Ave 14788 Northbound Pioneer Village Station 185 Northwest Gate 15577 16 McCowan 45 Kipling Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Southbound Scarborough Centre Station 290 Borough Dr 14769 Southbound Kipling Ave @ Hinton Rd 2240 Kipling Ave 4323 Southbound McCowan Rd @ Brimorton Dr 976 McCowan Rd 5664 Southbound Kipling Ave @ Bethridge Rd 2000 Kipling Ave 4288 Southbound Danforth Rd @ Savarin St 1340 Danforth Rd 4961 Southbound Kipling Ave @ Widdicombe Hill Blvd 1496 Kipling Ave 4390 Southbound Danforth Rd @ Wolfe Ave 864 Danforth Rd 4951 Southbound Kipling Ave @ Rathburn Rd 122 Rathburn Rd 4365 Southbound St Clair Ave E @ Kennedy Rd 3560 St Clair Ave E 1563 Southbound Kipling Station 950 Kipling Ave 14724 Northbound Danforth Rd @ St Clair Ave E (north side) 677 Danforth Rd 4964 Northbound Kipling Station 950 Kipling Ave 14724 Northbound Danforth Rd @ Gordonridge Pl (east side) 864 Danforth Rd 4950 Northbound Kipling Ave @ Beaverbrook Ave 1263 Kipling Ave 4283 Northbound Danforth Rd @ Savarin St (north side) 1339 Danforth Rd 14894 Northbound Kipling Ave @ Widdicombe Hill Blvd 1496 Kipling Ave 4389 Northbound McCowan Rd @ Brimorton Dr 976 McCowan Rd 5663 Northbound Kipling Ave @ Bethridge Rd 1983 Kipling Ave 4287 Northbound Scarborough Centre Station 290 Borough Dr 14769 Northbound Kipling Ave @ Hinton Rd 2233 Kipling Ave 4322 25 Don Mills 63 Ossington Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Southbound Don Mills Rd @ Finch Ave E 3500 Don Mills Rd 1932 Southbound Eglinton West Station 1300 Eglinton Ave W 14676 Southbound Don Mills Station 1700 Sheppard Ave E 14623 Southbound Oakwood Ave @ St Clair Ave W 152 Oakwood Ave 5916 Southbound Don Mills Rd @York Mills Rd (south side) 1500 Don Mills Rd 9107 Southbound Ossington Station 746 Ossington Ave 14746 Southbound Don Mills Rd @ Lawrence Ave E 1110 Don Mills Rd 1947 Southbound Ossington Ave @ Dundas St W 248 Ossington Ave 5962 Southbound Pape Station 743 Pape Ave 14747 Southbound King St W @ Shaw St (east side) 1005 King St W 13624 Northbound Pape Station 743 Pape Ave 14747 Northbound Shaw St @ King St W (north side) 39 Shank St 11695 Northbound Don Mills Rd @ Lawrence Ave E 1095 Don Mills Rd 1946 Northbound Ossington Ave @ Dundas St W (north side) 249 Ossington Ave 5963 Northbound Don Mills Rd @ York Mills Rd 1955 Don Mills Rd 1979 Northbound Ossington Station 746 Ossington Ave 14743 Northbound Don Mills Station 1700 Sheppard Ave E 14625 Northbound Oakwood Ave @ St Clair Ave W (north side) 161 Oakwood Ave 5914 Northbound Don Mills Rd @ Finch Ave E 3303 Don Mills Rd 9140 Northbound Eglinton West Station 1300 Eglinton Ave W 14676 29 Dufferin 81 Thorncliffe Park Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Southbound Dufferin St @ Jane Olser Blvd (Yorkdale) 3400 Dufferin St 2064 Southbound Pape Station 743 Pape Ave 14748 Southbound Dufferin St @ Preston Rd 2208 Dufferin St 2079 Northbound Pape Station 743 Pape Ave 14748 Southbound Dufferin St @ St Clair 1692 Dufferin St 2094 Southbound Dufferin St @ Dufferin Park Ave 900 Dufferin St 9341 Northbound Dufferin St @ Dufferin Park Ave 919 Dufferin St 2040 Northbound Dufferin St @ St Clair 1663 Dufferin St 2093 Northbound Dufferin St @ Gibson St 2213 Dufferin St 2052 Northbound Dufferin St @ Jane Olser Blvd (Yorkdale) 3401 Dufferin St 985 84 Sheppard West 96 Wilson Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Eastbound Sheppard Ave W @ Jane St 2669 Jane St 6067 Eastbound Albion Rd @ Armel Crt 265 Albion Rd 6216 Eastbound Sheppard Ave W @ Northover 1865 Sheppard Ave W 7291 Eastbound Wilson Ave @ Clayson Rd 1841 Wilson Ave 8845 Eastbound Sheppard West Station 1035 Sheppard Ave W 14651 Eastbound Wilson Ave @ Keele St 1099-1115 Wilson Ave 8868 Eastbound Sheppard Ave W @Yeomans Rd 701 Sheppard Ave W 7304 Eastbound Wilson Ave @ Dufferin St 793 Wilson Ave 1657 Eastbound Sheppard Ave W @ Easton Rd 307 Sheppard Ave W 7276 Eastbound 379 Wilson Ave 379 Wilson Ave 8837 Eastbound Sheppard-Yonge Station 20 Sheppard Ave W 14774 Eastbound Wilson Ave @ Avenue Rd 191 Wilson Ave 8837 Westbound Sheppard-Yonge Station 20 Sheppard Ave W 14774 Eastbound York MIlls Station 4015 Yonge St 14807 Westbound Sheppard Ave W @ Brentwood Ave 300 Sheppard Ave W 7269 Westbound York MIlls Station 4015 Yonge St 14807 Westbound Sheppard Ave W @ Bryant St 694 Sheppard Ave W 7270 Westbound Wilson Ave @ Avenue Rd 166 Wilson Ave 8838 Westbound Sheppard West Station 1035 Sheppard Ave W 14659 Westbound 340 Wilson Ave 340 Wilson Ave 15235 Westbound Sheppard Ave W @ Arletta Ave 7 Arletta Ave 6058 Westbound Wilson Ave @ Dufferin St 620 Wilson Ave 1656 Westbound Sheppard Ave W @ Jane St 2699 Jane St 6068 Westbound Wilson Ave @ Keele St 1092 Wilson Ave 8869 Westbound Wilson Ave @ Clayson Rd 1860 Wilson Ave 8844 85 Sheppard East Westbound Albion Rd @ Armel Crt 230 Albion Rd 6217 Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Eastbound Sheppard-Yonge Station 20 Sheppard Ave W 14772 97 Yonge Eastbound Sheppard Ave E @ Willowdale Ave 185 Sheppard Ave E 1544 Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Eastbound Don Mills Station 1700 Sheppard Ave E 14630 Southbound Yonge St @ Park Home Ave 5170 Yonge St 9033 Eastbound Sheppard Ave E @ Settlers Rd 2255 Sheppard Ave E 7244 Southbound Yonge St @ Glengrove Ave W 2794 Yonge St 8998 Eastbound Sheppard Ave E @ Warden 3305 Sheppard Ave E 7244 Southbound Yonge St @ Castlefield Ave 2492 Yonge St 8966 Eastbound Sheppard Ave E @ Allanford Rd 3805 Sheppard Ave E 7141 Southbound Davisville Station 1900 Yonge St 14647 Eastbound Sheppard Ave E @ Progress Ave 5183 Sheppard Ave E 4591 Northbound Davisville Station 1900 Yonge St 14645 Eastbound Meadowvale Access Hub 1365 Meadowvale Rd 6573 Northbound Yonge St @ Castlefield Ave 2481 Yonge St 8965 Westbound Meadowvale Access Hub 1365 Meadowvale Rd 6573 Northbound Yonge St @ Glengrove Ave E 2833 Yonge St 8997 Westbound Sheppard Ave E @ Malvern St 5674 Sheppard Ave E 4592 Northbound Yonge St @ Empress Ave 5095 Yonge St 8984 Westbound Sheppard Ave E @ Allanford Rd 3760 Sheppard Ave E 7142 Westbound Sheppard Ave E @ Warden 3400 Sheppard Ave E 7255 100 Flemingdon Park Westbound Sheppard Ave E @ Settlers Rd 2452 Sheppard Ave E 7245 Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Westbound Don Mills Station 1700 Sheppard Ave 14630 Southbound Concorde Pl @ Concorde Gate (south side) 5 Concorde Pl 11229 Westbound Sheppard Ave E @ Willowdale Ave 258 Sheppard Ave E 1545 Southbound Broadview Station 769 Broadview Ave 14636 Westbound Sheppard-Yonge Station 20 Sheppard Ave W 14772 Northbound Broadview Station 769 Broadview Ave 14636 Northbound Concorde Pl @ Concorde Gate (south side) 5 Concorde Pl 11229 95 York Mills Direction Intersection Address Stop ID 133 Neilson Eastbound York Mills Station 4015 Yonge St 14813 Direction Intersection Address Stop ID Eastbound York Mills Rd @ Sandfield Rd 461 York Mills Rd 7422 Southbound 5910 Finch Ave E 5910 Finch Ave E 1443 Eastbound York Mills Rd @ Leslie 755 York Mills Rd 9076 Southbound Neilson Rd @ Malvern Town Centre (east entrance) 1325 Neilson Rd 11714 Eastbound Parkwoods Village Dr @ Brookbanks Dr 235 Brookbanks Dr 8025 Southbound Neilson Rd @ Oakmeadow Blvd (north side) 1095 Neilson Rd 1392 Eastbound Ellesmere Rd @ Victoria Park Ave 55 Ellesmere Rd 6371 Southbound Scarborough Centre Station 290 Borough Dr 14767 Eastbound Ellesmere Rd @ Principal Rd 555 Ellesmere Rd 7715 Northbound Scarborough Centre Station 290 Borough Dr 14767 Eastbound Ellesmere Rd @
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