503 Kingston Rd

503 Kingston Rd
A 503 Kingston Rd car proceeds east along King Street, bound for Victoria Park Avenue
Overview
Type	Streetcar Route
Locale	Toronto, Ontario
Termini	Bingham Loop (East) Downtown street loop (West)
Stations	■ King
Operation
Operator(s)	Toronto Transit Commission
Depot(s)	Russell
Rolling stock	CLRV
Technical
Line length	8.97 km (5.57 mi)
Track gauge	4 ft 10 7⁄8 (1,495 mm) - TTC Gauge
Electrification	600 VDC Overhead
Route map  00  Route connection  00  Route terminus Route transfer Sunday-only stop Carhouse York St. Bay St.Union Stn.  1   6   6A  Yonge St.King Stn.  1   97B  Victoria St. Church St. Jarvis St. Sherbourne St.  75  Ontario St. Parliament St.  65  Trinity St. Sackville St. Sumach St. 501 & 502 to downtown King St. E. River St.  501   502  CN Kingston sub. CP Bala sub. Don River Don Valley Parkway Carroll St. Broadview Av.504 to Broadview Stn.  504  ↓ Saulter St./Boulton Av. ↑ CN Lakeshore sub. Empire Av. ↓ Booth Av. Logan Av. Carlaw Av.  72  Pape Av.  72  ↓ Caroline Av./Brooklyn Av. ↑ Jones Av.  83  Leslie St. ↓ Laing St./Alton Av. ↑ Greenwood Av.  31  Russell Carhouse Connaught Av. ↓ Woodward Av./Kent Rd. ↑ Coxwell Av.  22  ↓ Eastern Av./Queen St. ↑  22A   501  Woodbine Loop 501 to Neville ↓ Dixon Av./Dundas St. E. ↑ Columbine Av. Rainsford Rd. Woodbine Av.  92  Elmer Av. ↓ Waverly Rd./Brookside Dr. ↑ Lee Av. Main St. (Southwood Dr.)  64  Walter St. Glen Manor Dr. St. John Church Malvern Av. Beech Av. Scarborough Rd. Bingham Av. Victoria Park Av. Bingham Loop  502   22A   12

The 503 Kingston Rd is an east-west streetcar route in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, operated by the Toronto Transit Commission. The 503 Kingston Rd travels on a route to the downtown financial district from the Bingham Loop and operates as a rush hour service only. The route shares much of its track with the 504 King and the 502 Downtowner.

Route

Starting at Victoria Park Avenue, it runs southwest on Kingston Road then turns west along Queen Street at the bridge over the Don River. It then turns southwest going along King Street and continues west to Church Street. It then goes south again to Wellington Street where it continues west to York Street. It then turns north and returns east along King Street.

Despite being named for Kingston Road, it does not span Kingston Road entirely, thus, it does not extend into Scarborough, just as other streetcar lines.

Sites along the line (from east to west)

• The Beaches
• Leslieville
• South Riverdale
• George Brown College
• Financial District