Wed · Apr · 29 · 2026● HEAVY
Heavy traffic
Jays vs Sox brings event traffic around Rogers Centre. Likely busiest 9 AM to 4 PM as traffic factors overlap.
★ LAST CHECKED · JUL 25, 2:43 A.M. ET
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★ Today’s status
Heavy
Events
Strong signal
Roads
Limited
Transit
None listed
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What’s happening on Wed, Apr 29
HEAVY
Jays vs Sox
3:07 PM · MLB
Rogers Centre
Venue capacity: 40,000
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Public transit disruptions
Public transit closures
0 listedNo TTC, GO Transit, or UP Express closure is listed for this date.
Transit: No planned closures are listed for TTC, GO Transit, or UP Express in official transit-disruption data. Union and venue-adjacent stations may be busier after major events.
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Top trouble spots
★ Top Trouble Spots
Rogers Centre / Blue Jays WayLower Spadina near Rogers CentreBremner BoulevardRees StreetLake Shore Boulevard near SpadinaGardiner ramps near SpadinaYonge St near between King St E and Melinda St
Bremner BoulevardHEAVY
Jays traffic concentrates around Rogers Centre before first pitch and after the game.
Lower SpadinaHEAVY
It carries venue traffic between the Gardiner ramps, Lake Shore, and Blue Jays Way.
Gardiner EB on-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Bayview Ave
Gardiner NB on-rampRAMP CLOSED
at Gibbs Road
Bathurst StLANE CLOSURES
Bathurst St, Dundas St W to Fleet St
Drivers: Trips driving in from outside downtown overlap the strongest listed pressure near Rogers Centre / Blue Jays Way, Lower Spadina near Rogers Centre, Bremner Boulevard, where parking may also be tighter.
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Road closures and restrictions
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All Toronto restrictions, hour by hour
11 in TorontoLast refresh Jul 25, 2:43 a.m. ET
Closures and construction overlapping regular daytime travel.
Yonge St.· 1 closure · 1 full· 1 near Downtown TorontoFULL CLOSURE LISTED
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