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511
Overview
System	Züm
Vehicle	New Flyer Xcelsior
Route
Locale	11/11A Steeles
Communities served	Mississauga, Brampton, Toronto
Start	Lisgar GO station
Via	Steeles Avenue
End	Humber College
Length	16.3 miles (26.2 km)
Service
Frequency	7.5 Minutes Or Better
Operates	Monday-Sunday
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511 Zum Steeles is a bus rapid transit route in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. The final corridor outlined in Phase 1 started service on November 26, 2012.

The route runs from the Brampton Gateway Terminal at Steeles Avenue and Hurontario Street to Humber College North Campus at Finch Avenue West and Highway 27 in Toronto with connections to the planned Line 6 Finch West line and various express bus services, via Bramalea GO Train Station. Though largely industrial through Brampton, Steeles Avenue sees bus service every six minutes on current route 11. This is the only planned corridor to operate almost entirely within Brampton city limits. In September 2015, limited service on 511 Zum Steeles was extended to Lisgar GO Station operating only on weekdays. Eventually, full service on the entire route were implemented.

The route was suspended past Chinguacousy Road in March 2021, after nine drivers tested positive for COVID-19. It was noted that the route led to a "large logistics business," in the midst of an outbreak. Shortly after, the outbreak was confirmed to be Amazon. Peel Public Health Medical Officer of Health Dr. Lawrence Loh denied there was a connection between the two outbreaks.

On December 22, 2022, 511 Zum Steeles along with its local route 11/11A Steeles entered the newly built bus terminal at Bramalea GO Station. This marks the first time that these routes directly serviced the station, as previously they stopped on-street at the intersection of Steeles and Bramalea.

Stops

Italics indicates future stop.

References

1. "Brampton bus service suspended after COVID-19 outbreak linked to Amazon warehouse". CanIndia News. Oakville ON. 11 March 2021. Retrieved 15 March 2021.
2. Herhalt, Chris (12 March 2021). "Major Amazon warehouse ordered closed in Brampton, Ont. due to COVID-19 outbreak inside". CTV News Toronto. Toronto ON. Retrieved 15 March 2021.
3. "Map" (PDF). www.brampton.ca. 2014.

• Züm bus routes
• 2012 establishments in Ontario