Category: Transportation

[osm_map lat="43.6890547" lon="-79.3015835" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6890547, -79.3015835 Main Street Bus Station functions as a transit link within a neighbourhood that features a blend of historic buildings, community facilities and well used pedestrian routes. Passengers use the station for daily commuting, neighbourhood errands and travel across the broader transit network. The area around the station offers easy access to shops, parks and residential streets, which contributes to its steady usage. Main Street Bus Station is an important stop that enhances mobility and supports active neighbourhood life. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Name: Main Street - Network: TTC - Operator: Toronto Transit Commission - Operator (Short): TTC - Operator Wikidata: Q17978 - operator:wikipedia: en:Toronto Transit Commission - Public Transit: station - tram: yes - Wheelchair Accessible: Wheelchair…

[osm_map lat="43.6864179" lon="-79.3126054" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6864179, -79.3126054 Woodbine Bus Station serves a lively urban area with strong ties to local businesses, community activity and residential neighbourhoods. The station connects passengers to the subway system and nearby bus routes, providing access to destinations across the east end and beyond. Its surroundings include busy streets, parks and popular gathering areas, creating a steady flow of people throughout the day. Woodbine Bus Station remains a dependable point of travel for commuters and local residents. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Name: Woodbine - Network: TTC - Public Transit: station - Wheelchair Accessible: Not Accessible - Wikidata: Q1042190 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Woodbine station

[osm_map lat="43.6841553" lon="-79.3230291" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6841553, -79.3230291 Coxwell Bus Station offers convenient access to transit services within a well established neighbourhood that blends residential homes, small businesses and local parks. Riders use the station throughout the day to travel to work, school, cultural venues and recreational areas across Toronto. Its consistent service schedule makes it a practical option for commuters who require reliable connections. Coxwell Bus Station fits naturally into the rhythm of the community, supporting accessible travel for residents and visitors. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Name: Coxwell - Network: TTC - Public Transit: station - Wikidata: Q781541 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Coxwell (TTC)

[osm_map lat="43.682557" lon="-79.3302476" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.682557, -79.3302476 Greenwood Bus Station supports daily travel within a neighbourhood known for its mix of residential streets, local shops and transit friendly infrastructure. The station provides an efficient link between surface routes and subway connections, helping riders move easily across Toronto’s east end. Commuters rely on this stop for work, school and community travel, benefiting from its straightforward layout and steady bus service. Greenwood Bus Station remains an important component of the area’s public transportation network. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Name: Greenwood - Network: TTC - Public Transit: station - Wikidata: Q1042118 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Greenwood station (Toronto)

[osm_map lat="43.6734989" lon="-79.3690331" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6734989, -79.3690331 Castle Frank Bus Station sits within a leafy and historic part of Toronto, offering transit access to residential neighbourhoods, parkland and community institutions located along the Don Valley corridor. Although less busy than larger hubs, the station remains essential for residents who rely on a direct link to subway service and nearby bus routes. Its setting near trails and natural landscapes adds a distinctive character to the area, blending urban transit access with scenic surroundings. Castle Frank Bus Station continues to provide dependable service for commuters and local travellers. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Name: Castle Frank - Network: TTC - Operator: Toronto Transit Commission - Public Transit: station - Wikidata: Q653615 - Wikipedia: English Wikipedia – Castle…

[osm_map lat="43.6659285" lon="-79.4112088" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.6659285, -79.4112088 Bathurst Bus Station provides transit users with an accessible connection point between surface routes and the subway network. The station serves a diverse area filled with residential buildings, small businesses, cultural institutions and community services that contribute to continuous daily movement. Riders use Bathurst Bus Station for short and long trips alike, taking advantage of its central position within a well travelled urban corridor. Its consistent service levels and reliable connections make it an important part of Toronto’s broader transportation system. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Last Checked: 2025-02-15 - Internet Access: Yes - Name: Bathurst - Network: TTC - Operator: Toronto Transit Commission - Operator (Short): TTC - Operator Wikidata: Q17978 - operator:wikipedia: en:Toronto Transit Commission -…

[osm_map lat="43.7318331" lon="-79.2630774" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.7318331, -79.2630774 Kennedy Station Bus Platform B Bus Station is part of a large transit complex that supports extensive bus service, subway connections and future transit improvement plans. The platform handles constant movement throughout the day as riders travel between neighbourhoods across Scarborough and destinations elsewhere in the city. The wider area includes commercial spaces, residential communities and municipal services that rely on consistent transportation links. This bus platform plays a significant role in local mobility, offering convenient access to multiple transit routes and regional travel corridors. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Bus: Yes - Last Checked: 2023-11-18 - Admission: yes - fixme: Missing bus roadway layout and stops - Name: Kennedy Station Bus Platform B - Network: TTC - Operator: TTC -…

[osm_map lat="43.7809272" lon="-79.4148902" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.7809272, -79.4148902 Finch Bus Terminal serves as a key transportation hub in Toronto’s north, connecting local and regional routes that support heavy commuter traffic. The terminal accommodates buses that link suburban communities with the city’s subway system, creating an essential transit gateway for travellers heading toward workplaces, schools and community facilities. The surrounding area features dense residential development, commercial plazas and a steady flow of pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Finch Bus Terminal remains an important access point for people moving through the Greater Toronto Area. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Building: transportation - Number of Floors: 1 - Bus: Yes - Description: No access from street - access through subway station only - Name: Finch Bus Terminal - Network: TTC - Operator: Toronto…

[osm_map lat="43.761717" lon="-79.412262" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.761717, -79.412262 Sheppard Yonge Bus Terminal is a major interchange point in Toronto’s transit system, linking multiple subway lines with a wide range of surface routes that support travel across the city’s north corridor. The surrounding area includes mixed use development, residential towers, workplaces and retail spaces that generate continuous pedestrian activity. The terminal plays a crucial role in helping commuters travel between major employment zones, educational institutions and neighbourhoods that rely on efficient transit service. Its central location and strong connectivity make it one of the busiest and most essential terminals in the region. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - Building: train_station - Number of Floors: 1 - Bus: Yes - Name: Sheppard-Yonge Bus Terminal - Operator: Toronto Transit Commission - Public Transit:…

[osm_map lat="43.7346319" lon="-79.4508999" width="100%" height="480px"] Location: 43.7346319, -79.4508999 Wilson Station Bus Terminal is an important transit hub in Toronto’s north end, providing reliable connections between subway service and a busy network of local bus routes. The terminal sits within a transit oriented district that mixes residential neighbourhoods, commercial areas and community facilities, which contributes to steady daily usage. Commuters rely on Wilson Station Bus Terminal for efficient transfers during the morning and evening rush, while students, workers and visitors use it throughout the day for travel across the city. The terminal’s organized layout and strong service connections make it a dependable starting point for reaching key destinations across Toronto. Tags: - Amenity: Bus Station - attribution: Natural Resources Canada - Building: Yes - Number of Floors: 2 - Bus: Yes…