Downtown Brampton Transit Hub

A new proposed Downtown Transit Hub (Bus Terminal) is planned to nearly double existing capacity, provide improved connections to local and inter-regional transit systems including Two-way All-day GO, future LRT extension, and future Queen Street Highway 7 BRT. The facility will include amenity space for passengers and staff and will be future-ready for electric bus charging. The new transit hub will support City’s intensification and mobility objectives, and downtown revitalization.

Current Status

Following the first Public Information Centre for the Downtown Transit Hub in November 2023, the project team screened the long-list options to a short-list. The short-list was run through various criteria to identify options that best addressed the project objectives. These options were then presented at the second Public Information Centre (PIC) on December 3, 2025. The Public Information Centre (PIC) #2 materials can be accessed via the links below:

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Project Overview

The City is undertaking a study to plan and design a new transit hub in the Downtown Core, to address future transit needs and take advantage of opportunities to better integrate with other initiatives in Downtown Brampton. Such as the Brampton LRT, GO Kitchener Two-Way All-Day service, Queen Street-Highway 7 BRT and Downtown Revitalization Program.

Through this study, the City will identify future transit hub requirements, such as operational, passenger amenities, operator facilities, etc., determine the right site for the transit hub, identify the most appropriate delivery model for the hub – either as a stand-alone facility or integrated with new development, and procurement model (traditional vs Public-Private Partnership) for the hub.

The transit hub plan will be developed in coordination with other projects in the area, and in consultation with area stakeholders, throughout the pre-TPAP technical analyses and subsequent formal Transit Project Assessment Process.

This initiative will support positive business impacts, employment opportunities, land value, and improve the lives of the downtown community.