TTC Brill trolley coaches on Yonge Street, 1954 and 1960s. The electric buses were introduced to Toronto's streets in 1947. When the Yonge Subway Line opened in 1954, Eglinton was the northern terminus. Trolley coaches replaced the old "Peter Witt" trailer trains on Yonge St. from Eglinton Station to Glen Echo loop. When the subway was extended north to York Mill STN in 1973, the 97 North Yonge trolley coaches were removed from service. Throughout the 1970s the old Brills were replaced by new We

Toronto Streetcar Map and Guide for Visitors

7.5K views · 72 reactions | PRESTO Tickets are available from the Fare Vending Machines at all TTC subway stations and at all Shoppers Drug Mart locations. They are perfect for people who don’t use the TTC regularly or visitors to the city! One-ride, two-ride and day pass tickets are all available for purchase using cash, debit or credit. Learn more: bit.ly/3AamfKy | Toronto Transit Commission | Facebook

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