Transit stations

Vaughan, Ontario, Canada

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Coloured glass and escalators inside Highway 407 station
Ian Trites’s photograph of David Pearl’s Highway 407 station artwork. The source provides this portrait image at 339 by 450 pixels. Photo: Ian Trites, via artist David Pearl, Permission not verified. User handles follow-up..
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Highway 407 station

7332 Jane Street, Vaughan, Ontario, Canada

TTC subway and regional bus interchange with integrated coloured-glass artwork.

Coloured glass and escalators inside Highway 407 station
Ian Trites’s photograph of David Pearl’s Highway 407 station artwork. The source provides this portrait image at 339 by 450 pixels. Photo: Ian Trites, via artist David Pearl, Permission not verified. User handles follow-up..
Access
TTC lists accessible station facilities; check current elevator alerts.
Bikes
Covered bike parking and a repair stand at the Jane Street parking-lot entrance.
Useful for
Bus and subway connections, and an everyday encounter with public art.
Before visiting
Approach using designated public entrances. Nearby fences are not public shortcuts.

Sources: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

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Useful questions

Where is Highway 407 subway station?

TTC lists the station at 7332 Jane Street in Vaughan, with access from Jane Street.

Source: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

Who made the coloured glass at Highway 407 station?

David Pearl created the coloured-glass work, which appears in the skylight and bus terminal.

Source: David Pearl: Highway 407 artwork, photographs by Ian Trites

What makes Highway 407 station’s interior distinctive?

Coloured glass by artist David Pearl is integrated into a 45-metre-wide skylight and the bus terminal, bringing the work into passengers’ everyday routes.

Source: David Pearl: Highway 407 artwork, photographs by Ian Trites

Can I reach the bus terminal from the station?

Yes. TTC lists access to the bus terminal from the concourse or parking lot, making it part of the station interchange.

Source: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

Is Highway 407 station accessible?

TTC lists Highway 407 as accessible. If your trip depends on an elevator, check the current elevator alerts as well as the station information before travelling.

Source: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

Does Highway 407 station have bike facilities?

TTC lists covered bicycle parking and a bicycle repair stand by the Jane Street parking-lot entrance.

Source: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

Is Highway 407 station parking free on weekends?

TTC currently lists free parking on weekends and statutory holidays. Weekday parking has a charge, so check the terms for the day you plan to travel.

Source: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

Can I leave a car there overnight?

TTC lists an overnight restriction between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. each day. Plan around that restriction rather than assuming the station lot can store a car overnight.

Source: TTC: Highway 407 station access, parking and facilities

Is the Honeycrisp fence a public shortcut?

Use designated entrances and paths. The route discussed near Honeycrisp was not established as a public shortcut, and the reports of people crossing a fence do not make it a permitted approach.

Source: Vaughan Reddit: Highway 407 station photos and walking debate

What is the VMC transportation plan trying to improve?

The city’s 2025 plan addresses connections and accessibility for walking, cycling, transit and other travel modes, with work phased through 2051. It does not confirm that every suggested local path has opened.

Source: City: VMC Transportation Master Plan 2025

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