Here's a cache hidden along Mississauga's new trasitway. This is the City Centre Station.

Over the next 30 years, an additional four million people are expected to call the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area home. Mississauga is looking for new solutions to address traffic congestion and handle the projected population increase. Part of the solution is to help transition commuters from individual vehicles to an efficient bus system that will travel on a dedicated corridor – the Mississauga Transitway.

The Mississauga Transitway will provide more efficient and more reliable east-west transit service on a dedicated corridor when fully complete. The construction of the transitway is well underway, and service started at the first four stations on November 17, 2014.

In 2016, the phase two stations at Winston Churchill, Erin Mills, Tahoe, Etobicoke Creek, Spectrum and Orbitor are expected to be completed.

When fully complete in 2017, the 18 kilometre transitway will have 12 stations beginning at Winston Churchill Boulevard in the west and ending at Renforth Drive in the east. The Mississauga Transitway will make it faster and easier for commuters to travel to, from and through Mississauga and across the region.