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TTC revised two routes, October 18



Starting Monday, October 18, the TTC has revised the path for buses along two routes in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood:

  • 65 Parliament; and
  • 365 Parliament overnight.

The TTC is revising the path because the City of Toronto intends to revise traffic regulations on The Esplanade. Traffic on the section of that street between Berkeley and Princess Streets will soon only flow one-way westbound.


65 Parliament
365 Parliament overnight

Starting Monday, October 18, southbound buses operate along their usual route to Front Street East and Berkeley Street, then proceed:

southward along Berkeley; and then
westward along The Esplanade to Princess Street,
ending their trips.

Southbound buses skip their usual stops

  • on Front Street East at Berkeley Street; and
  • on Princess Street at The Esplanade.

Buses along the 121 Esplanade - River route continue to serve passengers at the stop on Princess Street. The TTC no longer provides transit service to the stop on Front Street East.

Instead, southbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at new stops (for this route)

  • on Berkeley Street beyond Front Street East and at The Esplanade and
  • on The Esplanade at Princess Street.

Northbound buses start their trips on The Esplanade at Princess Street, then proceed:

northward along Princess; and then
eastward along Front Street East to Berkeley Street,
resuming their usual route eastward along Front East.

Northbound buses no longer pick up passengers at a stop

  • on Berkeley Street at Front Street East.

The TTC no longer provides transit service to this stop.

Instead, northbound buses pick up passengers at a new stop (for this route)

  • on The Esplanade at Princess Street.




















































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