Kipling Station

Kipling Subway : Worst platform = 927 B & D to Steele Ave. Always very crowded and buses are off schedule. No one at TTC notices and no one cares Etobicoke councillors : You better do something about that !!!

It's a busy station, end of the line. It has undergone changes last year.

Who the hell re-designed this place?nnYou know who? Someone who doesn't take transit, or has to pickup anyone who takes transit or has a soul.nnThe station itself is a navigational nightmare both above and below.

Kipling station is your above-average station in the Toronto system. Here is why to start off the station is one of the accessible stations in the system with elevators to the Subway-Bus platform, as well as to GO trains & St. Albans Road entrance. Really convenient.nnNext up will be the transit bays. The TTC's Line 2 Bloor-Danforth line terminates at this station which means that you won't wait a long time to board a train as they run frequently in and out of the station. The bus bays are also really great as they have many links that get people where they need to be fast. Ex. 900 Airport express which gets people to the Airport ASAP. 927 Highway 27 Express which runs straight on the highway to Humber College & Steeles. As well as other routes such as the 49 which runs west on Bloor past, Kipling Ave. While also drawing traffic with the Sherway Mall Bound 123 bus. This is also a hub being a transit terminal for the newly opened Mi-Way Mississauga transit terminal with an all-new modern design with buses frequently entering and exiting the terminal which is convenient because with a short walk you transfer from a TTC vehicle to an MI-Way bus. Speaking of it this station is also home to one of the regional rail lines the Milton GO line running from Union-Milton.nnThis station includes other amenities such as a snack stall which is expensive but does the job. and also being a terminal it has what the TTC lacks, public restrooms. As well that this station has a lot of parking, taxi stands, and passenger pick-up and drop-off. I believe there are bike racks, but not fully sure. The station is in a convenient area right off of Dundas Street W & Kipling Avenue in Etobicoke. Overall is a great station to come to wait for a bus or train.

Big bus and subway platforms to accommodate many riders

Directions to Kipling Station with public transportation

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