Broadview will be closed to all traffic between Danforth and Erindale for up to 30 days as part of the Broadview streetcar track renewal project.
A special and final update of the 2022-2026 City Council term.
Broadview will be closed to all traffic between Danforth and Erindale for up to 30 days as part of the Broadview streetcar track renewal project.
The TTC has begun renewing streetcar track infrastructure on Broadview north of Danforth, Erindale Avenue and at Broadview Station.
This work, which is expected to finish by November, is part of the city and TTC's Broadview streetcar track renewal project.
A full road closure on Broadview between Danforth and Erindale for up to 30 days will begin on Monday, September 25th.
As a result, there is no bus service on Broadview between Mortimer and Broadview Station.
The following TTC bus route diversions are now in effect:
There continues to be no TTC service between Broadview Station and Gerrard Street East.
Read the TTC's service update for more on these temporary changes.
A full road closure on Broadview between Danforth and Erindale will begin on Monday, September 25th for up to 30 days.
In addition, the below traffic restrictions will be in place:
The GreenP parking lot will still be accessible by travelling westbound on Erindale. Sidewalks, along with the laneways that serve businesses on the north side of the Danforth and west side of Broadview, will also still be accessible.
Vehicles and cyclists can also still travel both ways along the Danforth using a shared lane through the intersection.
Vehicles are also temporarily permitted to:
However, these turns will only be allowed until September 25th once the Broadview road closure north of the Danforth begins.
Travel on Broadview continues to be limited to one northbound lane only from Gerrard East to Danforth.
Learn more about ongoing city, TTC and Metrolinx construction in Ward 14.
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