Bus stops will change for some Brampton routes due to construction

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Published March 30, 2026 at 10:19 am

New route for workers and changes coming soon to Brampton Transit lines

Starting today (March 30), the Downtown Transit Terminal North Platform in Brampton is closed due to repairs at the 8 Nelson Square parking garage.

The South Platform remains open.

As a result, some bus stops have been relocated to temporary locations.

Here are the Brampton Transit and GO Transit bus routes moving to temporary on-street bus stops starting on March 30:

  • Route 561 Züm Queen West Westbound – Temporary Stop on George Street, south of Nelson Street.
  • Route 1/1A Queen Westbound – Temporary Stop on George Street, south of Nelson Street.
  • Route 52 McMurchy – Temporary Stop on George Street, north of Nelson Street.
  • GO Transit Bus Stop – Route 31/33 towards Toronto – Temporary Stop on Main Street, north of Nelson Street.
  • GO Transit Bus Stop – Route 31/33 towards Guelph – Temporary Stop on Main Street, north of Theatre Lane (at Church Street).
  • GO Transit Bus Stop – Route 37 towards Orangeville– Temporary Stop on Main Street, north of Theatre Lane (at Church Street).

The work is part of the Downtown Brampton Transit Hub project. The South Platform at the Downtown Transit Terminal will stay open, and GO Transit train platforms will not be impacted.

There’s also an ongoing lane closure in place downtown for construction on the Riverwalk project, with one lane temporarily closed on Scott Street between Church Street and the Scott Street Bridge over Etobicoke Creek until April 1.

Transit riders needing assistance can visit the customer service counter inside the terminal or call 905-874-2999. For more route and schedule information or to plan your trip on Brampton Transit, visit www.bramptontransit.com.

Construction at the site is expected to last throughout the summer.

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