Several Subway Stations on Line 1 are Closing Early this Week

If you plan on taking Line 1 to get home at night this week, keep in mind there are several subway stations closing early that could affect your commute.

So, as you head out to brave the cold weather, stay informed.

Here’s what you need to know.

READ: New Report Reveals TTC’s $4.6 Billion Plan to Improve Toronto Transit

What’s Closed

Subway service on Line 1 between Spadina and St Andrew stations will end at 11 pm nightly from Monday, January 27 to Thursday, January 30 for subway corridor maintenance. Subway service will resume at approximately 6 am each following morning.

How to Manage the Service Disruptions

During the closures, shuttle buses will be operating. Customers requiring Wheel-Trans can speak to any TTC employee to request the service.

Shuttle buses will also be operating. As the Line 1 part of Spadina Station is not yet accessible, customers travelling southbound on Line 1 towards Finch who require an accessible connection should exit the train at St Clair West Station and see any TTC employee to request Wheel-Trans service.

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Several Subway Stations on Line 1 are Closing Early this Week

If you plan on taking Line 1 to get home at night this week, keep in mind there are several subway stations closing early.

What’s Closed

How to Manage the Service Disruptions

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