Toronto Marathon causes TTC diversions on over 30 bus and streetcar routes
Commuters travelling by TTC on Sunday may want to plan ahead, as the Toronto Marathon is set to disrupt dozens of surface routes across the city.
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Toronto Marathon to take over a number of streets on Sunday. Here are the road closures to be aware of
The Marathon expects more than 3,500 runners to race in a downhill course that starts on Yonge Street just north of Sheppard Avenue, and finishes
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Toronto Marathon to take over a number of streets on Sunday. Here are the road closures to be aware of
The Marathon expects more than 3,500 runners to race in a downhill course that starts on Yonge Street just north of Sheppard Avenue, and finishes
While there are no planned subway closures this weekend, TTC customers should prepare for service changes on bus and streetcar routes spanning much of the city, the TTC said in an update.
More than 30 routes will be diverted between 5 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Sunday due to widespread road closures across the city accommodating the event.
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Affected routes include 504 King, 512 St. Clair and 85 Sheppard East.
Here's the full list of routes that will see temporary diversions:
11 Bayview
13 Avenue Rd
14 Glencairn
19 Bay
26 Dupont
28 Bayview South
33 Forest Hill
34/334 Eglinton East
51 Leslie
54/354 Lawrence East
56 Leaside
65 Parliament
75 Sherbourne
80 Queensway
84/384/984 Sheppard West
85/385 Sheppard East
97/320 Yonge
98 Willowdale-Senlac
114 Queens Quay
121 Esplanade-River
127 Davenport
162 Lawrence-Donway
503 Kingston Rd
504 King
509 Harbourfront
512 St Clair
The TTC said it is working to provide as many alternative travel options as possible and urged riders to check for service alerts and plan ahead. Diversion times may vary depending on the route, and extra travel time is recommended.
For details on diverted routes, customers can visit the TTC's website.
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