Mississauga Bus Rapid Transit Stations

In a bold step towards connecting more than six million people located in the Greater Toronto Area with the City of Toronto, Metrolinx, in coordination with the City of Mississauga and partnered with the Province of Ontario and the Federal Government, created the Mississauga Transitway Project known as the Mississauga Bus Rapid Transit.

The Mississauga Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project is an 18 km transit corridor running east-west across Mississauga that connects with Toronto public transit, supporting local, express, GO Transit and other intercity services for thousands of riders per day. The goal of the project was to construct an exclusive two-lane, grade-separated busway with new BRT stations running north of Highway 403 from Winston Churchill Boulevard to Renforth Drive.

The east and west stations have distinct architectural expressions that identify the two BRT operators, Mississauga Transit and GO Transit. The station designs are based on the aspiration to elevate the public transit experience and celebrate the experience of waiting. Each prototype is designed with a similar language, look, and feel, through the use of consistent high-quality materials, architectural elements, and detailing that identifies the transit system. At each site the prototypical designs are adapted to local geography, road alignments, location of multi-use paths, and existing and future adjacent commercial, institutional and residential developments, creating a bespoke civic solution.