How many lines does the Toronto subway have?

Okay, so you're wondering how many subway lines Toronto has, huh? Well, let me tell you, it's not a crazy complicated system, thankfully!

Toronto actually has three main subway lines. Yep, just three! There's the Line 1, which everyone calls the Yonge-University line – that one's like, the OG line, the one that's always packed, you know? Then you've got Line 2, the Bloor-Danforth line, which cuts across the city east to west. And finally, there's Line 4, the Sheppard line. Now, Line 4, that's the little guy, the short one in the north. I always think of it as kind of... cute, actually.

These three lines serve around 70 stations, I think? And all together they cover about 70.5 kilometers (which is like 43.8 miles for those of us who think in miles – hey, no judgment!). Honestly, it's not as extensive as some other major cities, but it gets the job done, most of the time anyway. Ever been stuck on the Yonge line during rush hour? Yeah, not always a picnic!