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416 TRAFFIC/CALENDAR/SUN · DEC · 6 · 2026
Sun · Dec · 6 · 2026● PLAN AHEAD

Plan ahead

World Team Tennis games overlap around Coca-Cola Coliseum. Arrival pressure likely builds 3 PM to 4:30 PM.
LAST CHECKED · OCT 16, 4:03 P.M. ET

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★ Today’s status

Plan ahead
Events
Strong signal
Roads
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What’s happening on Sun, Dec 6

PLAN AHEAD

World Team Tennis - Toronto North v Florida Flamingos

4:00 PM · Sports

Coca-Cola Coliseum

PLAN AHEAD

World Team Tennis - 2-Day Ticket

4:00 PM · Sports

Coca-Cola Coliseum

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Public transit disruptions

Public transit closures

0 listed
No 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. Exhibition GO and waterfront streetcars may be busier around event arrival and exit times.

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Top trouble spots

★ Top Trouble Spots
Exhibition Place / Coca-Cola ColiseumManitoba DrivePrinces' BoulevardExhibition GOLake Shore Boulevard near Exhibition Place
Queen StreetCLOSED
Queen St W near Yonge St
University AvenueLANE CLOSURES
University Ave, Dundas St W to College St
Strachan AvenueHEAVY
Exhibition Place arrivals usually concentrate here and at Dufferin Gate.

Drivers: Trips driving toward Exhibition Place / Coca-Cola Coliseum, Manitoba Drive, Princes' Boulevard overlap the most listed activity near event start and exit times.

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Road closures and restrictions

Road closures

0 listed
No major road closure is listed for this date in our current sources.
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All Toronto restrictions, hour by hour

6 in TorontoLast refresh Oct 16, 4:03 p.m. ET
✓ No daytime restrictions listed in Toronto.
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