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Toronto traffic: Gardiner Expressway closed this weekend

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September 23, 2024

Toronto traffic: Gardiner Expressway closed this weekend

Getting across the metropolis weekend will show to be particularly troublesome for drivers as the town shuts down the Gardiner Expressway for upkeep.

Beginning Friday at 11 p.m., the Gardiner shall be closed till 10 a.m. on Sunday. The closure is to accommodate work for upkeep, cleansing, and inspections, the town says.

“Sections of the Gardiner Expressway will reopen in phases as work is accomplished,” the town mentioned in a information launch.

“Crews will even conduct repairs on the Dufferin Road Bridge over the Gardiner Expressway.”

The York on-ramp will even be closed till 5 a.m. on Monday as crews full concrete and asphalt repairs.

Yonge Road

From 5:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday, Yonge Road shall be closed between Sheppard Avenue West and Cummer Avenue for the RBC Race for Children.

Queen Road

Each the eastbound and westbound lanes of Queen Road shall be closed on the York Road intersection till mid-October for the set up of overhead streetcar wiring. One westbound lane will stay open.

TTC service

Toronto space transit riders can even anticipate some disruptions this weekend.

On Saturday, there shall be no subway service between St Clair and York Mills stations to accommodate observe work.

Trains alongside Line 2 won’t cease at Pape Station on Saturday and Sunday because of Ontario Line building, the town mentioned. Bus service is unaffected and the station will stay open. Shuttle buses will run to complement service.

Lawrence Station shall be closed however all different stations will stay open for loading PRESTO playing cards and connecting to floor routes.

On Sunday, subway service between St. George and Broadview stations on Line 2 will begin at 11 a.m. to permit crews to conduct beam substitute work on the Prince Edward Viaduct. Except Bay and Sherbourne stations, all different subway stations will stay open.