King Street Transit Priority Corridor

King Street between Bathurst Street and Jarvis Street operates as a Transit Priority Corridor, aiming to move people more efficiently on transit, improve public space, and support business and economic prosperity. 

All modes of transportation are accommodated on King Street. Cars are not banned. While some through movements are restricted, it’s now easier for vehicles needing local access to get where they need to go on King Street. All local access to parking garages, condominiums, businesses, etc. is being maintained, and designated passenger loading zones and taxi stands are available at all times.

You will continue to be able to travel between University Avenue and Peter Street, though no left turns will be permitted at any point through the King Street Pilot Project area.

For more information visit the City of Toronto website.

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Accessible Loading Areas
Drop Off Areas
TTC Stop
Parking
This is a CarPark indoor/covered lot at 11 Charlotte Street.
Hyatt-Regency Toronto indoor/covered parking. One block west of the Princess of Wales. Enter on Widmer Street.
This is a GoPark indoor/covered lot in the TIFF Building. Enter at 9 Widmer Street.
Princess of Wales indoor/covered parking. Enter via ramp on John Street.
This is an Impark indoor/covered lot located at 200 King Street West. Enter at 16 Pearl Street.
Impark, MetroCentre Parking Garage, 200 Wellington Street.
Impark, Roy Thomson Hall Parkade, 60 Simcoe, Enter on Wellington Street
Impark, RBC Building, 180 Wellington Street
Impark, 211 Adelaide Street West
RioCan Hall, (Between Scotiabank Cinema and Goodlife Fitness) 263 Richmond St West
Green P - 359/363 Adelaide Street West
GoPark - 120 Peter Street
TargetPark 217 Adelaide Street West
300 King St. West
260 King St West
Passenger pick-up and drop-off area
Passenger pick-up and drop-off area
No left turn from 7AM - 10AM & from 3PM - 7PM
Vehicles with an accessible permit are allowed to stop to pick-up and drop-off passengers
king street map
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Get Directions

Where are you coming from? Get detailed directions here!

FROM THE NORTH FROM THE SOUTH FROM THE WEST FROM THE EAST

PDF OF MAP
Download the King Street Pilot Project map in .pdf format

HOW DOES THIS AFFECT ME?
Vehicles are not allowed to drive through most of the intersections on King St. W, except for: TTC Vehicles, emergency vehicles, bicycles, and road maintenance. Taxis are allowed to travel through the intersections of the street between 10PM and 5AM. However, you will continue to be able to travel between University Avenue and Peter Street, though no left turns will be permitted at any point through the King Street Pilot Project area.  

DEDICATED PASSENGER DROP OFF/PICK UP SPACES
There are dedicated on-street spaces for passenger pick-up and drop-off, as well as short-term loading and deliveries. Standing and/or parking is not allowed. -SEE MAP-YELLOW ZONE

BUS DROP OFF/PICK UP SPACES
Dedicated on-street spaces for buses to drop-off and pick-up passengers. Standing and/or parking is not allowed. -SEE MAP-YELLOW ZONE

ACCESSIBLE LOADING DROP OFF/PICK UP SPACES
There are dedicated on-street spaces for accessible passenger loading. Vehicles with an accessible permit are allowed to stop to pick-up and drop-off passengers.  -SEE MAP- BLUE ZONE 

WELL WHERE CAN I PARK?
Don't worry! There are plenty of indoor garages and surface parking lots near King Street. -SEE MAP- P 
There is also parking on some side streets in the area.

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