Update — Thursday, December 12, 4:47 p.m.: Buses resume dropping off passengers in the station terminal starting Sunday, December 9. The TTC expects to restore full bus service to the terminal, starting Sunday, February 16, 2025.
Update — Canada Day, Monday, July 1, 5:25 p.m.: Construction starts Monday, July 15.
As part of its state-of-good-repair program, starting mid-July, the TTC intends to improve the Jane Station bus loop by installing new concrete to replace sections of damaged asphalt. The transit agency explains that “The work is required to preserve the structure of the bus loop.”
During construction, it’s diverting buses along all routes that would usually enter the terminal to nearby subway stations, dropping off or picking up passengers on the street near Jane Station.
To prepare for the construction, starting Sunday, June 23, it’s revising service along these routes:
^ Image: TTC via Steve Munro.
WheelTrans vehicles continue to drop off or pick up passengers at their usual stop beside the Armadale Avenue entrance at Jane Station.
Some of the buses that would usually operate to and from Jane Station temporarily start and end their trips in Runnymede Station, affecting service along these routes:
If you’re transferring from an on-street bus to the station, you must tap the PRESTO fare-card reader at the fare gate using the same PRESTO, debit or credit card you tapped on the bus. This will register your free transfer within the two-hour period. If you’re paying by cash, TTC ticket or token, you must show the collector your paper transfer.
Construction at Jane Station and the resulting service changes continue until “early 2025”, meaning as late as until March 31, 2025.
While crews work to improve the bus loop at Jane Station, they’ll maintain passenger access to the subway platforms and to Jane Street and Armadale Avenue. They’re installing chain-link fences to safely separate pedestrian walkways from the construction site.
Expect noise, dust and vibration resulting from the construction during this work. Crews mostly work Mondays to Fridays from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. Occasionally, if necessary, they may work overnight or weekends to complete the project as quickly as possible.
The TTC will install wayfinding signs to direct you between the station and the on-street bus stops.
26 Dupont
Starting Sunday, June 23, eastbound buses start their trips in the bus terminal at Runnymede Station. The buses then proceed:
southward along Kennedy Avenue;
westward along Bloor Street West; and then
northward along Jane Street to a stop beside Jane Station (just north of Bloor West).Passengers connecting to eastbound buses from Line 2 Bloor - Danforth subway trains may board buses in the Runnymede Station terminal or on the street beside Jane Station.
The buses then continue along their regular path northward along Jane.
Westbound buses drop off passengers at the stop on the west side of Jane Street at Folkes Street. Folkes Street is 200 metres — about a two-minute walk — north of Bloor Street West. Westbound passengers may exit the bus at Folkes and walk to Jane Station, or remain on the bus as it proceeds:
southward along Jane Street;
eastward along Bloor Street West;
northward along Runnymede Road; and then
eastward into Runnymede Station terminal,
ending their trips.Westbound bus passengers connecting to Line 2 Bloor - Danforth subway trains may exit buses on Jane Street at Folkes Street (and walk to Jane Station) or in the Runnymede Station terminal.
35A / 35B Jane
935 Jane express
335 Jane overnight
Starting Sunday, June 23, southbound buses drop off passengers at a new stop on the west side of Jane Street just north of Bloor Street West. The buses then “deadhead” (operate without passengers) westward along Bloor West to Old Mill Station bus loop, where they end their trips.
Northbound buses start their trips in Old Mill Station bus loop, but operate without passengers to the stop on the east side of Jane beside Jane Station — just north of Bloor, where they pick up their first passengers.
71 Runnymede
Starting Sunday, June 23, southbound buses end their trips and drop off passengers in Runnymede Station terminal, as usually. They then proceed southward along the 77 Swansea route.
Northbound buses pick up passengers at a stop on Runnymede Road beside Runnymede Station (just north of Bloor Street West).
77 Swansea
Starting Sunday, June 23, southbound buses start their trips and pick up passengers in Runnymede Station terminal, as usually.
Northbound buses drop off passengers at a stop on Runnymede Road beside Runnymede Station (just north of Bloor Street West). They then proceed northward along the 71 Runnymede route.
55 Warren Park
Starting Sunday, June 23, southbound buses drop off passengers at the stop on the west side of Jane Street at Folkes Street. Folkes Street is 200 metres — about a two-minute walk — north of Bloor Street West. Southbound passengers may exit the bus at Folkes and walk to Jane Station, or remain on the bus as it proceeds:
southward along Jane Street;
eastward along Bloor Street West;
northward along Runnymede Road; and then
eastward into Runnymede Station terminal,
ending their trips.Southbound bus passengers connecting to Line 2 Bloor - Danforth subway trains may exit buses on Jane Street at Folkes Street (and walk to Jane Station) or in the Runnymede Station terminal.
Northbound buses start their trips in the bus terminal at Runnymede Station. The buses then proceed:
southward along Kennedy Avenue;
westward along Bloor Street West; and then
northward along Jane Street to a stop beside Jane Station (just north of Bloor West).Passengers connecting to northbound buses from Line 2 Bloor - Danforth subway trains may board buses in the Runnymede Station terminal or on the street beside Jane Station.
The buses then continue along their regular path northward along Jane.
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