504 Züm Chinguacousy
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| Overview | |||
| System | Züm | ||
| Operator | Brampton Transit | ||
| Status | Under construction | ||
| Route | |||
| Communities served | Brampton | ||
| Start | Sandalwood Parkway | ||
| Via | Steeles Avenue and Chinguacousy Road | ||
| End | Bramalea GO Station | ||
| Stops | 18 | ||
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504 Züm Chinguacousy is a bus rapid transit route that is under construction in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, that will be part of the Züm network.
The route will operate between Bramalea GO Station, travelling west along Steeles Avenue before heading north on Chinguacousy Road and terminating at Sandalwood Parkway.
The route is scheduled to launch with the opening of the Hurontario LRT.[1] Upon opening, 504 Züm Chinguacousy will replace Route 104 Chinguacousy Express, one of Brampton Transit's three express routes.[2] Route 4 Chinguacousy serves as one of the busiest transit routes in Brampton, and the introduction of bus rapid transit service is intended to accommodate increased ridership demand along the Chinguacousy Road corridor. Construction is also upgrading cycling infrastructure along the corridor to promote active transportation.[3]
Stops
| 504 Chinguacousy | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Local parallel routes | Connections |
| Bramalea GO Station | ||
| Dixie | ||
| West Drive / Tomken | ||
| Rutherford / First Gulf | ||
| Kennedy | ||
| Brampton Gateway Terminal | ||
| McMurchy | ||
| Sheridan College Terminal | ||
| Steeles | ||
| Charolais | 4/4C Chinguacousy | |
| Dusk / Drinkwater | ||
| Bonnie Braes / Sterritt | ||
| Queen | ||
| Valleyway / Major William Sharpe | 1A, 57 | |
| Williams | 29 | |
| Bovaird | ||
| Fairhill / Duffield | ||
| Sandalwood Parkway | 23 | |
See also
References
- ↑ "Chinguacousy Road Züm Project". www.brampton.ca. Retrieved 7 March 2026.
- ↑ INsauga (21 March 2018). "Here's What The Zum System Could Look Like in 2022 in Brampton". INsauga. INsauga. Retrieved 20 April 2026.
- ↑ Rumbolt, Ryan. "New rapid transit line coming to one of Brampton's busiest routes". INsauga. INsauga. Retrieved 20 April 2026.
