Subway closure toronto

Toronto transit riders faced major disruptions this morning after an injury on the tracks shut down service to St. George Station and a stretch of Line 2. Shortly before a.

There is no subway service between St. George and St. Andrew stations as the TTC performs track and station upgrades. The transit agency says it will not be operating shuttle buses due to ongoing construction on surface routes affected by the closure. Customers have the option of taking the Spadina streetcar from Spadina Station and transfer to connecting eastbound services at College St. Extra Wheel-Trans vehicles will be available in the downtown core for any customer who requires an accessible connection at a station that may not be accessible. Police are searching for the driver of a vehicle that struck two pedestrians and caused a major gas leak in the west end of the city.

Subway closure toronto

Along with closures this weekend, the TTC will also be closing stations between Spadina and King stations on Line 1 at 11 p. The TTC will be shutting service between Davisville and Lawrence stations for the entire weekend due to construction. The TTC will be shutting down service at three Line 1 Yonge-University line subway stations this weekend due to construction at Eglinton station. Shuttle buses will be offered to customers who need to navigate through the closures. All stations will remain open during the shutdown of service but Lawrence station will not be accessible for connecting routes this weekend. Davisville station will be accessible to customers who need to connect to surface routes. Starting next week on Monday until Thursday, service between Spadina and King stations on the Line 1 Yonge-University line will end at 11 p. Subway service is scheduled to resume by 6 a. Shuttle buses will be offered, however Spadina station on Line 1 will not be accessible, the TTC says. Customers at Spadina station will have to use the shuttle buses that will be provided outside the station at the street level rather than inside at the bus bay, the TTC said. All stations will remain open to purchase funds and connect to surface routes. Asma Sahebzada is a breaking news reporter, working out of the Star's radio room in Toronto.

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There will be no subway service between a number of downtown TTC stations this weekend due to track and station upgrades. Instead, there will be increased service on downtown streetcars to make-up for the subway closures. The transit authority is advising commuters on the Yonge side of line one to connect to westbound services at Wellesley, College, Dundas, Queen or King stations. Alternatively, downtown travel commuters can take the streetcar from Spadina Station and transfer to connecting eastbound service such as those on College, Dundas, Queen or King streets. The TTC says that those requiring Wheel-Trans service can speak with a customer service staff member for assistance, and that there will be extra Wheel-Trans services available downtown.

If you plan on taking the TTC subway this weekend there's some important things you'll need to know. It's going to be a doozy. First off, there will be no subway service on Line 2 between Jane and Ossington stations on June 4 and 5 for track work. Also on June 4 and 5 trains on Line 1 between Wilson and Lawrence West stations will alternate use of the northbound track to accommodate maintenance work on the southbound track. So what does this mean? During single-track operation, you will need to board southbound trains on the northbound side of the platform at Yorkdale Station and you may experience slightly longer than normal wait times. It's also important to note that next week will see early nightly closures. Subway service on Line 2 between Jane and Ossington stations will end at 11 p. As for the next scheduled weekend subway closure it will halt service on Line 1 between Lawrence and St. Clair stations on June 11 and 12 to accommodate work on the Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit construction project.

Subway closure toronto

Commuters this weekend could experience service disruptions using the TTC as both subway and surface routes will be affected by construction. There will be no service between St. George and St. Andrew stations on Line 1 for the full weekend. Due to ongoing construction along the affected route, the TTC says it is not offering shuttle bus service in replacement of the subway closures. The TTC made the decision as the construction on the route " will impact the consistency of service for the shuttle buses," the TTC service advisory reads. However, the TTC says it has opted to provide extra streetcars on routes in the downtown core during the disruptions.

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