Search Transit Toronto

Transit Toronto is sponsored by TransSee.ca bus tracker and next vehicle arrivals. TransSee features include vehicle tracking by route or fleet number, schedule adherence, off route vehicles and more advanced features. Works on all mobile devices and on any browser.
Supports Toronto area agencies TTC, GO trains, MiWay, YRT, HSR and GRT, as well as NY MTA, LA metro, SF MUNI, Boston MBTA, and (new) Barrie.

42 Harbour (1967)

Compiled by Peter Coulman
Originally posted by Alan Gryfe
Map courtesy Alan Gryfe.

42 Harbour

October 2, 1967

New, seasonal service inaugurated on a trial basis to serve the Toronto harbour docks area. A bus route providing 30 minute service from Jarvis and Queens Quay via north on Jarvis Street, east on Lake Shore Boulevard, south on Don Roadway East, west on Commissioners Street and south on Cherry Street, looping counter-clockwise in the large unpaved parking area just south of Lighthouse Road (private) and returning via Cherry, Commissioners, Don Roadway, Lake Shore, south on Bonnycastle Street and west on Queen’s Quay to Jarvis. Service provided 12 hours a day, Monday through Saturday, for the remainder of the shipping season.

Operated from Danforth Garage using 65 PARLIAMENT transfers double-punched through the route name.

HARBOUR

42

J A R V I S
U N W I N

Monday to Saturday, daytime

December 2, 1967

Trial service ends. Route discontinued due to low ridership.

65A PARLIAMENT “CHERRY BEACH” buses would provide service to Cherry Beach for the summer months (June through September), starting 1972.

Support us on Patreon Button

Welcome to Transit Toronto! This is an information site dedicated to public transportation in Toronto, maintained by transit enthusiasts for transit enthuasiasts. This is NOT the official website of the Toronto Transit Commission, Metrolinx or any other transit provider or government agency. To access the official websites of these agencies, consult this page here.