Transit in Pickering (March 2024)

Pickering Parkway Terminal, located at the Pickering Town Centre shopping mall, is a main transfer point for DRT services in the Town of Pickering. It is located across Highway 401 from the Pickering GO Station and is connected to it by a pedestrian bridge that spans the 14 lanes of Highway 401, as well as Pickering Parkway and 3 sets of tracks. In 2021, the bridge became a Guinness World Record holder for the longest enclosed pedestrian bridge in the world.
In 2023, Durham Region Transit lost several of its transit buses in a fire at the Oshawa Bus Garage. Several TTC buses have been leased to Durham Region on a short-term basis.
Of note, many routes in Durham Region interline and buses may be found on multiple routes over the course of the day.
Buses seen include:
Durham Region Transit:
6125 & 8659 on Route 112
7106, 8531, & 8650 on Route 121
7111, 8506, 8541, 8614, 8617, 8652, 9100, 9101, & 9106 on Route 900
6121, 6122, 8472, 8473, & 8530 on Route 916
8504, 8546, & 8616 on Route 917
6106, 8567, 8574, 8577, & 8580 on Route 920
8621 was Not in Service
GO Transit:
8305, 8422, 8428 & 8504 on Route 41
2525 & 2606 on Route 92
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Hello Very good compilation but I think they should improve, they should make videos inside the buses and also inside the Streetcars, they should also make videos inside and outside the trains LINE 1 LINE 2 ETC. I work as customer service for the TTC through a company called TBM. Greetings from Toronto ON. I just subscribed to your channel. 🚊🚉🚝🚒