Trinity Common Terminal

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Trinity Common Terminal
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General information
Location164 Great Lakes Drive
Brampton, Ontario
Canada
Coordinates 43°43′50″N79°45′51″W / 43.73056°N 79.76417°W / 43.73056; -79.76417
Owned by City of Brampton
Bus operators Brampton Transit, GO Transit
Other information
Station codeGO Transit: TRCM
History
Opened1999

Trinity Common Terminal is a Brampton Transit operated bus terminal serving the northeast area of Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Located centrally within Trinity Common Mall, this terminal has an office that sells Presto [1] There are no public washrooms in this terminal.

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Bus routes

Brampton Transit

Regular routes

  • 5/5A Bovaird
  • 17 Howden
  • 18B Dixie
  • 21 Heart Lake
  • 23 Sandalwood
  • 32 Father Tobin
  • 33 Peter Robertson

Züm route (bus rapid transit)

GO Transit

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