Canada, Toronto, Ontario Line

Number of stations

15

End-to-end journey time

30 minutes or less

Connections to other transit options

Over 40, including:

• Connections to Lakeshore West, Lakeshore East, and Stouffville GO train services
• Connections to the TTC’s Line 1 and Line 2 subways
• Connection to Line 5 (Eglinton Crosstown LRT)
• Connections to streetcar lines at 10 Ontario Line stations
• Connections to bus services at 12 Ontario Line stations

Route length

15.6 km

Ridership

388,000 daily boardings

Frequency

As frequent as every 90 seconds during rush hour

Improved access to transit

227,500 more people within walking distance to transit

Improved access to jobs

Up to 47,000 more jobs accessible in 45 minutes or less, on average

• For lower-income residents, up to 57,000 more jobs accessible in 45 minutes or less

Reductions in rush hour crowding

• Up to 22 per cent at Bloor/Yonge Station, or 14,000 fewer people, during the busiest hour
• Up to 16 per cent at Eglinton Station, or 5,000 fewer people, during the busiest hour
• Up to 14 per cent at Union Station, or 14,000 fewer people, during the busiest hour

Daily reductions in traffic congestion

28,000 fewer car trips every day

Yearly reductions in fuel consumption

7.2 million litres