Compiled by Jeffrey Kay
Map by John Calnan

See also

• 24 VICTORIA PARK

February 15, 1998

Service begins on a new overnight service along Victoria Park Avenue, operating between Kingston Road and Sheppard Avenue. The service replaces the 318 WARDEN BLUE NIGHT, as the Victoria Park alignment brings night service to more Torontonians than the Warden Avenue route. Buses run from Bingham loop via north on Victoria Park, east on Sheppard and north on Warden to just south of Steeles, looping counter clockwise on the east-side of Warden via Bamburgh Circle. Service operates from Birchmount Garage.

February 18, 2001

Service is extended north from Bamburgh Circle a couple blocks to a new off-street loop on the west side of Warden, just north of Steeles. No change in destination signs.

February 15, 2004

The first two trips every night, running north from Bingham Loop, now serve the 24 VICTORIA PARK bus bay (Bay 2) at Victoria Park station. The change will ensure that customers connecting to and from the BLOOR-DANFORTH SUBWAY up to the last train can connect within the station.

February 15, 2009

The route is rendered accessible using Orion VII low floor buses.

September 30, 2009

Buses on this route are now equipped with bike racks.

324 Victoria Park Night Image Archive

	The official TTC map of 324 VICTORIA PARK NIGHT bus operations, effective February 16, 2015.
	TTC Orion VII "Next Gen" bus #1394 sits at Sheppard-Yonge station, displaying a 324 VICTORIA PARK NIGHT destination sign exposure in broad daylight in this early June 2015 shot. Photo by Flame Cube.
	TTC Orion VII "Next Gen" bus #8128 pauses at Bingham Loop in service on the 324 VICTORIA PARK NIGHT route in the early morning hours of February 9, 2018. Photo by Marcus Danchuk.
	TTC Orion V bus #9432 pauses at the bus loop at Warden and Steeles, in service on the 324 VICTORIA PARK NIGHT route on August 24, 2010. Photo by Rob Hutchinson.