Compiled by Jeffrey Kay
from Transfer Points, Vol. XXVI, No. 10, December 2000
March 12th, 1984
A new route providing service on Drewry Avenue west of Yonge Street. Buses run from Finch station via north on Yonge and west on Drewry to Bathurst Street, looping counterclockwise via west on Don Lake Gate, north and west on Antibes Drive, southwest on Torresdale Avenue, east and north on Antibes, and east on Don Lake to Bathurst. Initial service is 12-13 minutes in rush hours, 20 minutes midday.
November 20th, 1988
Evening, weekend and holiday service added.
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DREWRY |
125 |
BATHURST |
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daily, 18 hours/day | ||
February 17th, 1991 (or earlier)
Sunday evening service eliminated.
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DREWRY |
125 |
BATHURST |
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Monday through Saturday, 18 hours/day (Below) Map of 125 Drewry in 1991. | ||
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February 18th, 1996
Services are reduced system-wide due to lower government subsidies. This included the elimination of all weekend service on the 125 DREWRY route.
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DREWRY |
125 |
BATHURST |
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Monday through Friday, 18 hours/day | ||
October 6th, 1996
Daytime weekend service is restored at the direction of the Transit Commission.
November 23, 2008
As part of the TTC’s Ridership Growth Strategy, service on 125 DREWRY is expanded so that the bus runs at all times the subway is open, seven days a week.
125 |
D R E W R Y |
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125 |
D R E W R Y |
TO BATHURST |
TO FINCH STN |
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7 days a week, 18 hours a day | ||||
Other Items
125 Drewry Image Archive
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An official TTC map of 125 DREWRY operations effective January 3, 2011. |
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TTC Orion VII (diesel) bus #8042 pulls out of Finch station, on its way to Torresdale in service on the 125 DREWRY. This photo was shot on August 7, 2008 by Ryan Flores and is used with permission. |
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TTC Orion VII "Next Gen" hybrid bus #1379 waits to pick up passengers at Finch station in service on 125 DREWRY on a foggy June 22, 2011. Photo by Jelo Gutierrez Cantos. |
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TTC GM "New Look" T6H 5307N bus #7570 waits to pick up passengers at Finch station in service on 125 DREWRY in June 1984. Photo donated by Pete Coulman. |

