The Hurontario Light Rail Transit Project

Now under construction, this exciting transit project is bringing 18 kilometers of smooth, fast, reliable rapid transit to Mississauga and Brampton along the Hurontario corridor. The project will mean a doubling of the corridor’s capacity to move people while reducing congestion. The Hurontario Light Rail Transit (LRT) project will operate on a dedicated lane, avoiding traffic disruptions, significantly improving transit time. The project is an integral part of the regional transportation network and will provide residents and businesses in Peel with clean, electrically powered, convenient and integrated transit.

We are doing our part to protect staff and the public during COVID-19. During this time, our engagement has moved to a virtual format.

Our team continues to support our residents and business within the community, visit the contact us page to learn more.

Key Features of the Hurontario LRT

19 stops
18 kilometers
In service 2024
Operates in a dedicated lane

Station and Stops

1 below-grade stop
18 at-grade stops
Connections to Port Credit Go, Cooksville Go and Mississauga Transitway
Connections to MiWay, MiWay express, Brampton transit and Züm routes

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Environmental Sustainability

Learn how environmental sustainability is embedded in the Hurontario Light Rail Transit Project.

Construction crew removing medians along Hurontario Street.

Neighbourhood Updates

Find out what you can expect to see happen in your neighbourhood in 2021.

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In the Community

We are committed to working with the community as we build and operate transit to connect the region. Check out procurement and employment opportunities on the Hurontario LRT project through our Community Benefits program, and see how we are engaging with local businesses and residents.

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FAQ + Ask a Question

Construction for the Hurontario LRT is underway and we want to know your feedback. Read our public FAQ and submit your questions.