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Type the number printed on your stop, or pick it off a route, and see which buses and streetcars are actually predicted to arrive there next.
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Pick the route you are waiting for, then the stop you are standing at.
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The stop number goes to the agency’s own feed and is not stored. A shared location stays in your browser.
This reads the TTC's own vehicle predictions: where the buses and streetcars actually are, rather than where the timetable says they should be. Type the number on your stop and you get every route calling there, in the order they are expected. There is no timetable behind it, so late in the evening you may see nothing at a stop where a vehicle is still due to start its run.
Every time on this page is a prediction for a bus or streetcar that is out on the road now, from the agency's own vehicle tracking. It is not a timetable: this page holds no schedule at all, so it can only tell you about vehicles that have already started their run.
Because there is no timetable behind it, nothing here is marked early or late — there is no scheduled time to compare against.
An empty list means no vehicle is currently predicted at that stop. It does not mean nothing is coming: on a quiet route, late in the evening or overnight, the next one may not have started its run yet. The published timetable is the place to check.
223 routes in the live feed. Route list read . All data copyright Toronto Transit Commission. Read live from the TTC vehicle-prediction service that the TTC's own stop-number arrival tool uses.