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BT On Demand

​Effective Monday, April 29, 2024, riders can schedule rides with the BT On Demand service within the service zone outlined below. Riders can request a ride at a designated bus stop or transit hub within the BT On Demand service zone, and a Brampton Transit vehicle will be sent for pick up and drop off.   

Book a trip on the BT On Demand app:  
Download the BT On Demand app on Google Play or Apple App Store.  

OR  

Book a trip with a contact centre agent:  
Call 905.874.2999 - Weekdays 7 a.m. – 9 p.m., Saturdays 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Sundays 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.  
Provide the agent with your basic information, location, intended destination and preferred departure or arrival time. The agent will confirm an​d provide trip details verbally.  

Map for BT On Demand service zone: 
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Connect with us:  
For more information on the BT On Demand service, visit www.brampton.ca/BTOnDemand​

To stay informed, follow us on X @BramptonTransit. 




Route 40 Central Industrial replaced by BT On Demand

Effective Monday, April 29, 2024, Route 40 Central Industrial will be replaced by the new modified “flex route” BT On Demand service, which will operate based on demand and trip bookings, providing all-day coverage.   ​

Connect with us:    
For assistance with inquiries or trip planning, call the Contact Centre at 905.874.2999.   
To stay informed, follow us on X @BramptonTransit.



LRT Construction Update - Gateway Terminal at Main Street

Effective Thursday, December 7, 2023 from 10:00 PM until further notice: Temporary bus platforms will be constructed within the existing southbound bus lay-by at Gateway Terminal Stop for 103 MiWay buses only (existing southbound platforms at Gateway Terminal Stop will be temporarily closed to Brampton Transit buses and platforms will be relocated north of the Terminal Exit). New temporary bus platforms will be constructed north of the Gateway Terminal Exit for the 502 Züm Main and 2 Main buses. These temporary platforms are required to accommodate the watermain construction at the Gateway Terminal Stop. 

Please refer to the map below. 

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C​onnections to York University

501C Züm Queen service will operate between Bramalea Transit Terminal and York University during weekdays only.


501 Züm Queen Schedule
When 501C is not operating, customers destined to York University can transfer from Route 501 Züm Queen to the TTC subway, or to other YRT and/or TTC services:

From Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station/ SmartVMC Bus Terminal:
  • TTC Subway to York University Station
    • TTC fare required
  • YRT Route 20 Jane to Pioneer Village Bus Terminal
From Highway 7 & Weston Road:
  • YRT Route 165/165F
  • Highway 7 to Pioneer Village Bus Terminal via Weston Road & Steeles Avenue
Connect with us:
For assistance with inquiries or trip planning, call the Contact Centre at 905.874.2999. 

Hurontario Street LRT Construction Update

Hurontario Street LRT construction is continuing to progress between  Brampton Gateway Terminal and Mississauga City Centre. Please see below for current construction impacts and bus stop conditions in the project area.

All bus stops are currently open and temporary bus stop platforms have been set up on Hurontario Street as needed. Minor delays are expected due to lane reductions.
 
Until further notice: lane reductions on Topflight Drive and Edwards Boulevard will cause minor delays. Traffic will be maintained in all directions, including access to 407 Park & Ride Loop. However, there will be periods where vehicles and buses will be flagged through construction areas.

Please observe all temporary signage and temporary platforms.

For customer service assistance click here.
For more information on the project visit metrolinx.com/hurontariolrt