Kipling (TTC) - Service

Service

The bus platform is in the fare-paid zone allowing passengers to quickly transfer between the subway and the following bus routes:

  • Route 30: Lambton
30 to High Park Station via Dundas Street
30B to Colborne Lodge via High Park Station
  • Route 44 Kipling South to Lake Shore Boulevard and Humber College-Lakeshore Campus
  • Route 45: Kipling
45 to Steeles Avenue past Etobicoke North GO Station
45A to Carlingview Drive along Belfield Road
45E express service to Steeles Avenue
  • Route 46: Martin Grove to Steeles Avenue
  • Route 49: Bloor West to Markland Wood west of Highway 427
  • Route 111: East Mall to Eglinton Avenue (Willowridge & Richgrove)
  • Route 112: West Mall
112A to Renforth Loop
112C to Disco Road
112D to Eglinton and Skymark
112E express service to Renforth and Eringate Drive (Michael Power/St. Joseph High School)
  • Route 123: Shorncliffe
123 to Sherway Gardens Shopping Area, at The Queensway and Highway 427
123A to Sherway via North Queen
123C to Long Branch via North Queen and Sherway
  • Route 191: Highway 27 Rocket to Steeles via Humber College North Campus
  • Route 192: Airport Rocket Express service to Toronto Pearson International Airport
  • IKEA Etobicoke customer courtesy shuttle (not a TTC route), departs from Subway Crescent north of the Kiss and ride area.

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