TORONTO / CURB

Dwight Avenue & New Toronto Street / Struthers Street

At a Glance

Toronto, Ontario

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Area: Toronto
Traffic control: City Traffic Signal register reference 0771; control mode FT; activation date 1963-09-15. This is not a live operating-status feed.
GPS: 43.608138, -79.500368 (City signal point)
Transit: No TTC stop was found within 400 m in the reviewed stop inventory. Check current transit options before travel.
Accessibility: No accessible pedestrian signal feature is recorded in the reviewed fields. This does not establish whether curb ramps or other accessible features are present; check current conditions.
Parking: Parking availability has not been verified. Posted curb restrictions and private-property permissions apply; a map pin is not a parking entrance.
Cycling: City-listed cycling segment: Birmingham St — Cycle Track, about 380 m away in a straight line. Check current signs, connections and closures.
Highway access: Nearest City-listed expressway corridor: Gardiner Expressway, about 1,560 m away in a straight line. This is not driving distance or confirmation of direct ramp access; use a current map to choose a legal entrance.
Road access: Use the named signal location to orient yourself, then locate the intended entrance. Current turn restrictions, construction and loading rules take priority.
North: Royal York Road & Mimico Avenue, about 540 m generally north in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
South: Dwight Avenue & Birmingham Street / Murrie Street, about 380 m generally south in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
East: Lake Shore Boulevard West & Royal York Road, about 760 m generally east in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
West: Islington Avenue & New Toronto Street, about 520 m generally west in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.

Where You Are

The City signal point for Dwight Avenue & New Toronto Street / Struthers Street is in Toronto and is not assigned a BIA label on this page. Match the signal reference, street names and map pin before setting off.

Final Orientation

Compass references and distances describe geometry, not a walking, cycling or driving route. A signal point is not a building entrance. Use marked crossings and confirm your final entrance at street level.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto. Traffic Signal inventory reviewed 17 September 2026. Current service and street conditions may differ.