Journeys through Toronto

A transit trip is more than time on a vehicle.

Walking to the first stop, waiting, transferring and reaching the final destination all shape whether a journey works. These representative trips make the complete experience visible.

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Different trips place different demands on riders.

Open a journey to see its walking legs, transit connections, transfers, and current service context.

01
North to downtown

Jane & Finch to the Financial District

A bus-to-subway commute with a transfer at the edge of the rapid-transit network.

WalkBus 35Line 1Walk
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02
Neighbourhood to core

Parkdale to the Financial District

A direct streetcar trip that shows the role of walking at both ends.

Walk504 streetcarWalk
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03
Neighbourhood to employment

Rexdale to the Airport Employment Area

A surface journey connecting a residential area with airport-area workplaces.

WalkBus 52Walk
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04
Local industrial commute

Malvern to the Tapscott Employment Area

A shorter local trip where first- and last-mile walking still matters.

WalkBus 134Walk
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05
Northwest work journey

Steeles & Jane to Albion–Islington

Two bus routes connect a northern neighbourhood with an employment district.

WalkBus 35Bus 96Walk
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Why complete journeys matter

A route can work while the whole trip remains difficult.

Door-to-door estimates keep walking, waiting, transfers, and access to destinations visible together.