Transit in Downtown Toronto (October 2024)

Downtown Toronto is a central business district located in the Old City of Toronto. Specifically, the South Core is the area immediately surrounding Union Station, where both local, commuter, intercity, & charter bus operations converge.
The South Core was once part Toronto Harbour and now lies on land fill done from the 1850s to 1920s to accommodate railway lines. From the mid-1950s to the mid-1960s, the Gardiner Expressway was erected, cutting off much of the city from the Toronto.
In previous decades, much of the land was unusable due to its designation as rail lands. Today, multiple business and condominium towers have risen and more continue to be built. The name South Core derives from south of the downtown (or financial) core of the city.
Buses seen include:
TTC:
8430, 8513, 8557, 8596, & 8613 on Route 114
8708 & 8811 on Route 202
7298, 8456, 8554, 8562, & 8685 on Route 509
Wheeltrans W774
GO Transit:
8373 on Route 16
8385 on Route 21
8365 & 8498 on Route 90
8381 was Not in Service
Rider Express: 29 & 1703
Coach Canada: DD42732, 86001, & 89020
Pacific Western: 734
Compass Holidays: 102
Greyhound USA: 86926
Badder: 1815
Gallexy Tours: GT2518
Eastern Charter: 169
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[@ClaysmomLizzy]

Good👌

[@transitfan2000]

Is the expressway overpass under construction due to old age? I went there this past September