Viva Green

Viva Green is a Viva bus rapid transit line in York Region, north of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is operated by Tok Transit under contract from the Region of York.

Viva Green
Overview
System	YRT/Viva
Operator	Tok Transit
Vehicle	Van Hool A330
Began service	October 16, 2005
Route
Route type	Bus rapid transit
Locale	York Region
Communities served	Markham; North York
Start	Don Mills
End	McCowan & Highway 7
Stops	12
Service
Frequency	23 mins (rush hour only)
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Stop on Don Mills Road at the west side of Fairview Mall in Toronto

Route description

There are 12 stations on the line, between the southern terminal at Don Mills subway station in North York and McCowan Road in Markham.[1] Viva Green operates during rush hour only and connects Viva Purple and Pink with Line 4 Sheppard. The line also serves Unionville GO Station via Enterprise.

Viva Green
Name	Opening date	City	Major connections
Don Mills	October 16, 2005[2]	Toronto	Don Mills
Seneca Hill
McNicoll
Esna-Steeles		Markham
Denison
14th
Warden	November 20, 2005
Post Road	February 5, 2017[3]
Enterprise	November 20, 2005
Kennedy
Bullock
McCowan

Future

In 2023, the route is planned to be restructured to operate as a full service route on Leslie Street and Major Mackenzie Drive between the current southern terminus of Don Mills Station and the intersection of Major Mackenzie Drive and Harding Boulevard, about 2 kilometres west of the Richmond Hill GO Station. It is planned to have connections with Viva Silver west of Richmond Hill GO Station and Viva Blue at Yonge Street.[4]

References

1. "Viva System Map January 5, 2020" (PDF). York Region Transit. Retrieved 5 January 2020.
2. Koole, James. "York Region's Viva Network". Transit Toronto. Retrieved 2017-10-01.
3. Mackenzie, Robert (2017-02-04). "YRT Opens New Vivastation, February 5". Transit Toronto.
4. "York Region Transit- 2018 Initiatives (Complete)". Publitas. York Region Transit. p. 99. Retrieved 11 March 2019.