University of Toronto Scarborough is a GO Transit and Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) bus terminal serving the campus of the same name in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Opened in 2013, it is located in a loop on the southern portion of the campus adjacent to Highland Hall.

After Durham Regional Transit (DRT) started service to the university, Centennial Circle opened as a terminus at the northern portion of the campus, adjacent to Centennial College.

Routes served GO Transit

Route Destination Availability41 Hamilton/Pickering To Hamilton GO Centre (westbound)To Pickering GO (eastbound) via Scarborough Centre Bus Terminal and Richmond Hill Centre Terminal 41A Hamilton/Pickering To Square One (westbound)To Pickering GO (eastbound) 41F Hamilton/Pickering To Square One (westbound)

Toronto Transit Commission

RouteDestinationAvailability38B Highland Creek To Kennedy Station (westbound) via Scarborough Centre Station 95B York Mills To York Mills Station (westbound) 154 Curran Hall To Kennedy Station (westbound) 905 Eglinton East Express To Kennedy Station (westbound)To Conlins (eastbound) (905A only) 938 Highland Creek Express To Kennedy Station (westbound) via Scarborough Centre Station 995 York Mills Express To York Mills Station (westbound)

Durham Region Transit

Route Destination Availability900 Oshawa Pickering Express To Ritson Northbound at Richmond (eastbound) N1 Harmony Pickering Express To Harmony Northbound at Conlin (eastbound)

Bike Share Toronto

Bike Share Toronto operates a docking station on the University of Toronto Scarborough campus, located near Parking Lot A and Highland Hall bus loop. The service provides students, staff, and visitors access to the citywide bike share system, with both standard bicycles and e-bikes available.

Future In 2016 during the planning stages for the Scarborough Subway Extension of Line 2 Bloor–Danforth, part of the plan was changed and redeveloped into a proposed 12-kilometre eastern extension of Line 5 Eglinton that would have a terminus at the University of Toronto Scarborough. This concept evolved into the Eglinton East LRT, a proposed light rail line to replace the Line 5 extension and connect to the campus from Kennedy station.

As of 2025, the Eglinton East LRT remains in the proposed stage, with the University of Toronto Scarborough considered as a stop.

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