Toronto Transit Commission route 63 'Ossington'
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63 Ossington
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| Number of Branches | 2 | ||
| Distance | 9.63km (Eglinton West Station - King) | ||
| Blue Night | 316 Ossington | ||
| Types of vehicles used | Orion VII NG | ||
| Division | Mount Dennis | ||
| Ridership (2011) | 21,600 | ||
63 Ossington is a bus route operated by the Toronto Transit Commission in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Route Details
This route services Ossington Avenue. It also serves Oakwood Avenue and Eglinton Avenue West before reaching Eglinton West Station. Northern terminals include Eglinton West Station for 63, and St.Clair Avenue West for 63A. There is one southern terminal, which is East Liberty Street for both branches. Branch 63A only operates during rush hours on weekdays. All buses (northbound and southbound) go through Ossington Station before continuing north or south of Bloor Street West.
History
- November 23, 2008 - Moved to newly-opened Mount Dennis Division.
Branches
This route has 2 branches:
- 63 Eglinton West Station - East Liberty
- 63A St.Clair - East Liberty
Overnight Service
Overnight service is provided by 316 Ossington .
Vehicles
Buses that can appear on 63 Ossington include Orion VII NG , Orion VII
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2008 Service Improvements
During the proposed 2008 service improvement period, Councillor Pantalone and a public meeting conducted on April 2, 2007 recommended that 63 Ossington be extended south to service Liberty Village neighbourhood at all times to reduce walking distance to the nearest bus stop. The extension would serve south on Strachan Avenue, west on East Liberty Street, north on Atlantic Avenue and east on King Street West meeting at Shaw Street to continue on. A proposal by Councillor Pantalone to extend the service even further to the Exhibition Place was deemed to not meet financial standards.
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