Vaughan Transit

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Vaughan Transit began in 1973 to provide service in the town of Vaughan, in southwest York Region, Ontario, Canada. The service was merged into York Region Transit in 2001.

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[edit] Route

Vaughan Transit routes tended to snake around side streets and not in the traditional grid format (north south or west east routing):

  • Route 1 Woodbridge (Steeles via Islington)
  • Route 2 Pine Valley (Steeles to Aberdeen)
  • Route 3 Islington (Steeles to Rutherford)
  • Route 3A Islington (Steeles to Kleinburg)
  • Route 4 Major Mackenzie (Maple to Richmond Hill)
  • Route 4A Major Mackenzie (Langstaff to Richmond Hill)
  • Route 4B Major Mackenzie (Wonderland to Richmond Hill)
  • Route 5 Clark (Glen Shields to Finch Station)
  • Route 6 Ansley Grove (Steeles to Langstaff)
  • Route 7 Martin Grove (Steeles to Highway 27)
  • Route 7A Martin Grove (Steeles to Coronation)
  • Route 7B Martin Grove (Highway 7 to Highway 27 via Steeles)
  • Route 8 New Westminister (Steeles to Bathurst)
  • Route 9 Rutherford
  • Route 27 Highway 27 (Steeles to Highway 7)
  • Route 46 Maple/Woodbridge (Steeles to Richmond Hill)
  • Route 77 Highway 7 via Centre (Finch Station to Brampton)
  • Route 77A Highway 7 via Clark (Finch Station to Brampton)
  • Route 77E Highway 7 Express

Routes 77, 77A, and 77E were run in conjunction with Brampton Transit.

(information from a November 1999 rollsign transcribed here.

[edit] Fleet

Vaughan Transit operated a total of 35 buses:

Current YRT status (2005):

Only 17 buses of the original fleet remain.

denotes wheelchair accessibility

[edit] Facilities

Vaughan buses were maintained Can-ar Maintenance Facility - Division 4.

[edit] See also

[edit] Loops

  • Martin Grove Road and Steeles Avenue (shared with TTC)
  • Kipling Avenue and Steeles Avenue (shared with TTC)
  • Islington Avenue and Steeles Avenue (shared with TTC)

[edit] References