How to get fromBurlington to Centennial Collegeby bus, train, car, or taxi

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There are 4 ways to get from Burlington to Centennial College by bus, train, car, or taxi

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Bus
best
1. Take the bus from Dundas St. @ Hwy. 407 Park & Ride to Centennial Collegebus 41
2h 20m
$16–20
Drive 75.1 km
cheapest
1. Drive from Burlington to Centennial Collegecar 75.1 km
50 min
$15–22
Line 2 bus, train, line 38 bus
1. Take the bus from Guelph at Coventry to Burlington GO Stationbus 2
2. Take the train from Burlington GO to Union Station GOtrain Lw
3. Take the train from Union Station GO to Kennedy GOtrain St
4. Take the bus from Kennedy Station at Bus Bay 12 to Ellesmere Rd at Markham Rdbus 133 / ...
3h 7m
$22–30
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Burlington to Centennial Collegetaxi 75.1 km
50 min
$180–220

Burlington to Centennial College by bus and foot

165Weekly Services

2h 20mAverage Duration

$16Cheapest Price

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Distance: 105.6 km
Duration: 2h 20m

What companies run services between Burlington, ON, Canada and Centennial College, ON, Canada?

GO Transit operates a bus from Dundas St. @ Hwy. 407 Park & Ride to Centennial College hourly. Tickets cost $16–20 and the journey takes 2h 12m.

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