Rollsigns from Vaughan, ON
This mylar front and side rollsign set is dated November 29, 1999. Each
sign has 30 exposures. This series was the last to be printed under the
Vaughan Transit name before it was amalgamated into York Region Transit.

Their respective sign tags are shown below:
Transit in the area of what is now Vaughan was, in early days, made up of contracted routes provided
first by the Toronto and York Radial Railway, which provided service along Yonge Street, the eastern
most boundary of the area, between 1896 and 1948. After then, bus service along Yonge Street was
operated by the Toronto Transportation Commission. The TTC in later years, operated other services
into Vaughan's communities, such as the Town of Maple along Keele Street, and Woodbridge on
Islington Avenue. Service under the Vaughan Transit name dates back to the 1970s, with buses
operated by Can-Ar Coach Service. They continued service until January 1, 2001 when Vaughan
Transit, as well as Markham Transit, Richmond Hill Transit and Newmarket Transit, which
included the previously run Aurora Transit, merged to become what is now York Region Transit.
Vaughan Transit 1986 built 30 foot OBI 01.501 Orion I #515, displaying a set of
signs from the same order as these ones, is posed in the Coulter's Mill Plaza
on the northeast corner of Dufferin St. and Clark Ave. West, June 16, 2000.
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each numbered
exposure to
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(The fonts on
the actual
rollsign are
very thin
and tiny.)
Side sign (left):

VAUGHAN TRANSIT
P.O. # 2066
MULTISCREEN # 11961-B
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
SIDE

MANUFACTURED BY
MULTISCREEN INT'L INC.

MADE IN CANADA
Front sign (right):

VAUGHAN TRANSIT
P.O. # 2066
MULTISCREEN # 11961-A
NOVEMBER 29, 1999
FRONT

MANUFACTURED BY
MULTISCREEN INT'L INC.

MADE IN CANADA