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Brampton Transit's Züm Bus(501C) Rapid Transit service runs along Queen Street from Bramalea Terminal to York University. 

Customers destined to York University can transfer from Route 501 Züm Queen to the TTC subway, or to other YRT and/or TTC services:

From Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station:

  • TTC Subway to York University Station
    • TTC fare required

From Highway 7 & Weston Road:

  • YRT Route 165/165F
  • Highway 7 to Pioneer Village Bus Terminal via Weston Road & Steeles Avenue

From SmartVMC Bus Terminal:

  • TTC Subway to York University Station
    • TTC fare required
  • YRT Route 20 Jane to Pioneer Village Bus Terminal

Other Services/Locations:

  • TTC Route 60D Steeles West to TTC Pioneer Village Station
    • TTC fare required
    • Connects with Route 11 Steeles at Steeles Avenue W & Signal Hill Avenue
  • GO Transit Bus Routes (Bramalea GO Station to Highway 407 Station, transfer to TTC Subway to York University Station):
    • Route 41 Hamilton/Pickering via 407 
    • Route 47 Hamilton/Hwy 407 Terminal 
    • Route 48 Guelph/Hwy 407 Terminal 
    • Route 56 Oakville/Oshawa via 407 
    • GO Transit fare required

Connect with Brampton Transit: 
For assistance with inquiries or trip planning, call the Brampton Transit Contact Centre at 905.874.2999. 

For updates, visit www.bramptontransit.com.

Transfer options and alternate routes are as follows.  Please visit the Brampton Transit website for the latest information about routes and schedules.

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How Züm improves your daily ride:

Limited stops

Unlike conventional transit routes, Züm has limited stops that are further apart – reducing travel time.
Frequency

Züm runs every 7.5 minutes during rush hours and every 15 minutes during the rest of the day. Brampton Transit is also increasing the frequency of its conventional routes that connect to the Züm Queen Street line.
Reliability

Züm vehicles are equipped with technology that can influence traffic signals – ensuring they stay on schedule, even in mixed traffic.
Advanced communication

Real-time schedule information is posted at all Züm station stops and transit terminals – so you’ll always know when your next Züm vehicle will arrive. You can also surf and text for real-time schedule information.
Seamless integration

Since Züm doesn’t operate separately from Brampton Transit’s conventional service, you’ll be able to move between the two services with ease. And, the fare for Züm is the same as for Brampton Transit's conventional routes.