Driving Downtown - Toronto 4K HDR - YYZ Airport to Downtown

Driving from YYZ Airport to Downtown Toronto ending at Yonge Dundas Square. Canada 😎. Toronto is the capital of the Canadian province of Ontario and the most populous city in Canada. It's located on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario and forms part of the border between Canada and the United States.
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Toronto is the fourth-most populous city in North America, with a population of 2,794,356 in 2021. It's also the biggest city in Canada, covering a landmass of about 243 square miles.
Toronto is known for its skyscrapers, which are limited to its Financial District. It's also a theater capital of the English-speaking world.
Toronto is a walkable city with lots of parks, waterfront boardwalks, and infrastructure for pedestrians. Shops, restaurants, and other amenities are within easy walking distance.
The cost of living in Toronto is 27.8% less expensive than in New York. The average price of a 7-day trip to Toronto is $1,543 for a solo traveler, $2,771 for a couple, and $5,195 for a family of 4.

[@fortythreenorth2518]

These are ideal driving conditions. Clear summer day and light traffic. Doing this drive at rush hour or in a winter storm is a whole other experience.

[@Sethlhmstark]

The video would be like 2 hours long lol

[@TimeTravelWalk]

Fantastic trip! Enjoyed this immensely. Looking forward to your next work of art! :🙂😍👍

[@hello855]

The contrast between the road quality of highways and city streets is interesting.

[@potterworld1468]

City roads are managed by the city of Toronto, and they are in deep debt, while the highways are managed by the province of Ontario.

[@PAPADRACOLIN]

@@potterworld1468 The Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway are also managed by the City of Toronto, which has been forced upon Toronto and cost's hundreds of millions of dollars a year to maintain. The province wouldn't even let Toronto demolish it if it to chose to, despite it taking away hundreds of millions of dollars away from other important services.

[@randomrazr]

think chow will change that

[@NebulonRanger]

Toronto's bad roads are somewhat of a local punchline too Was a Torontonian once

[@moho472]

They don't have debt. They're just in a budget shortfall. The Gardiner alone is projected to take up over 50% of the transportation budget for the next 5-6 years, because the Province decided to pass it off to the city in the 1990s.@@potterworld1468

[@bestdrivingtour]

Nice driving, good to see other parts of the world !

[@Koreanroads0311]

Thank you for posting this precious video.🙆🙆🙆

[@jwc-walking-and-eating]

Nice driving tour👍

[@joshmontgomery9942]

It’s insane driving through Toronto, this guys video makes it look easy lol

[@ephraimboateng5239]

Looks awesome

[@Truthtellerhere666]

I absolutely loved my time in Toronto. This is where I felt freedom. Australian cities don't feel the same.

[@krbourne]

Those drives down the Gardiner towards downtown never get old

[@christina311uss]

Either way you enter the Gardiner heading east on the highway, the view is mind blowing. And every time the view changes. I like these videos because they remind me of the mid 90's when I first saw it in person.

[@Rikar.A]

Nice city Toronto ,Canada good driving and see it Thank you

[@TrajetoVirtual]

Your videos are an inspiration to me! Big hug! 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@generbatac6042]

Wow nice driving nomor trapik😮😮

[@jutah]

thanks bud

[@skansarali2394]

Very nice ❤

[@babybob3621]

Nice view of the CN tower as it slowly comes into view 👍

[@messimessim10]

Increíble 🩷

[@lifeineurope1175]

Beautiful

[@owerrig296]

Beautiful city

[@KP-wt8qr]

Coming into the city from the west like this is nice, but coming in from the DVP from the east is also quite nice with the winding highway through the ravine system that takes you in.

[@jutah]

yep. i did that video years ago on christmas eve. its a great view. i think it was my first time in toronto too!

[@sk1lls397]

As someone thats lived in toronto for the past 3 years, I passively avoid the gardener and that part of southern TO for this very reason. Traffic is insufferable and pedestrians can jaywalk whenever and wherever.

[@SuperStrik9]

The construction downtown right now is BRUTAL as well.

[@virtualtaiwan4k]

Chill crusing. Loving it 🍃

[@amanchannel249]

❤ your video

[@Driving_Downtown]

It was really interesting to me

[@Camporito25]

Cool! 😎

[@FloydMulvihill70]

That’s awesome! Can you drive on Eglinton Avenue next please?

[@aelz9794]

Beautiful Toronto very good! Can somebody tell which car brand is on 2:05 left black car?

[@BCJDM]

Its a Lexus ES

[@user-uy1rm3yi6r]

Very beautiful!👌👍

[@gaborhorvath2478]

Nice video! Will you drive in Montréal too? 😊

[@jaxjuggernaut5946]

Fantastic trip. what gears you are using to shoot videos like this.

[@CanadaLifeVlogs]

Nice drive, I am from torono 🙂

[@crabcrab1155]

Beautiful city!

[@sensimillaification]

I wonder which camera is being used. I haven't been able to record this much time in a row with such high resolution, due to overheating. Talking with an action camera. Cheers.

[@SAMSSTV]

Keep up the good work Just subscribed Samsstv

[@Unitedstatez92729]

Wow Canada is beautiful 😍

[@fewkeyfewkey5414]

It may be beautiful but it’s unaffordable 😂

[@hunterchristopher5792]

Most of Canada doesn't look like this lol

[@shiningstone6771]

Just Toronto city that's all, All Canada is not beautiful.

[@KP-wt8qr]

@@shiningstone6771 Quebec City is probably the most beautiful city in the Americas, there are many beautiful areas of Canada, its a massive country.

[@taowang-bj3xt]

Filmed with what kind of camera？

[@thedeeprot]

💪💪💪

[@naseemb.7292]

Bro is most certainly driving a used Lada from the sound of it...

[@benny9411]

I love Canada soo much!!!❤❤❤ it's just such a beautiful country

[@mightybmx2900]

a beautiful country with not so very beautiful prime minister

[@gdkid]

beautiful country, nasty politics

[@fewkeyfewkey5414]

We must remove the prime minister before the country anit so beautiful no more!

[@tubbyrainbow111]

Full of tyranny

[@ubermacht_002]

nice, what car did you use?

[@Isaiah11823]

😎

[@Igor39K]

Lots of construction happening there.

[@OsbordPlunky]

Yeah, it's basically permanent construction

[@Igor39K]

@@OsbordPlunky You mean they are delayed?

[@agneat4596]

​@@Igor39Ktakes too long lol

[@LawyerAB]

I wish everything was as beautiful as it looks in the pictures!

[@gabrieldsouza6541]

Would have been half the time on the UP Express and Line 1, and you'd have gotten some exercise too.

[@OmidSharaf]

I love Canada 🇨🇦

[@jutah]

yep!

[@tonytsuihulk]

👍👋💪🏻

[@Beifeitefamilytraveltents]

Road trip

[@johnshepard4141]

*Love TORONTO*

[@TheKenContinuum]

Trying to drive through downtown Toronto must be so frustrating, I don't get why anyone thinks it's a good idea. You did it for your channel & I thank you for that, but I can only conclude that all these other daft motorists must love to torture themselves. hah

[@TheTroyc1982]

Americans think they can drive through downtown Toronto like it's some desolate American city.

[@alexandertebo4011]

@@TheTroyc1982Toronto, is in Canada. How are there AMERICANS driving through it? Doofus

[@jacobsmith5543]

​@@TheTroyc1982at this point it is acceptable to call Toronto a desolate American city. It is chaotic, corrupt, mismanaged, and crumbling. It is desolate in mindset, awareness, and initiative.

[@Neville60001]

@@jacobsmith5543, we just got ourselves a new mayor; what's your damage, guy?

[@jacobsmith5543]

@@Neville60001 I'm baffled at how she got elected. Proof our city is in shambles.

[@Billu270]

Lovely city,,,,,,,,,,, loved those glass coated skyscrappers and billboards❤,,,,,,,,,but got shocked by road conditions in some places,,,,,,,,, too much of cracks 😢,,,,,,,are these because of very cold climate Or they are just a result of heavy traffic load? 🤔

[@jrlangdon89]

Heavy traffic

[@christina311uss]

Heavy traffic and not enough roads. Toronto is not a very snowy city compared to other places.

[@KavindhyaJayakody]

❤

[@mikekawasaki3272]

good looking city, but asphalt pavement is poor ... is it due to cold snowy winter ?

[@idk-xj6wv]

Probably, Montreal is even worse. But Vancouver with warmer winters has pretty good roads, I've been there

[@uruguaywalks1180]

Please do a Montreal Video and a Vancouver video to see the clnstrast between the cities!

[@jeanbolduc5818]

Montreal is limiting cars and is # 1 in the world for sustainibility with the best public transport and largest urban parks in Canada .... you cannot compare a USA car city destroying the planet like Toronto ....

[@Neville60001]

30:16-This is right where I live (Jarvis & Esplanade.)

[@miles8363]

Sounds like your car is struggling😂

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

Remembering this same trip after 13 years ❤. Thanks for posting.

[@rgsulpoa]

The same for me 👍 ... In my case, it was 10 years ago.

[@princessadora]

painting the roads would improve it quite a bit. city is more gritty than i was expecting

[@BCJDM]

we got other problems lmao

[@citibear57]

*Painting* the roads? Like Picassos and Rembrandts? I assume you meant *paving* lol 😂

[@TheTroyc1982]

There is literally zero grit in this video.

[@idk-xj6wv]

​@@TheTroyc1982the roads are trash making the city look messy and dirty

[@princessadora]

@@citibear57 that could be amazing :) what a great idea!

[@PreschoolandBabyShowsYesCMNo]

First 🥇

[@kimboyt8713]

It's a copy of usa😮. Definitely wanna go😊

[@zigzag00]

Nope its Canada 🍁🍁

[@caesarsteels]

Hey bro, none of my driving videos look as good as yours. Can you please tell me what type of camera you are using and what type of mount you are using on your dashboard.... My favorite video of yours is the one in downtown Mexico City.

[@user-lm3db8se9c]

Привет Торонто

[@rebeccavl97]

It's a concrete jungle but I have always liked Toronto!

[@kaar1054]

How did you like Toronto? And was it very different from American cities? Wanna travel there one day but I am reading so many negative comments about it online (mostly by people who live there)

[@DD-ws6cu]

it is worth checking out for a few days, but it isn't super interesting as a tourist compared to other global cities. it is a boomtown for sure, but it doesn't have a strong identity like you find in Chicago or New York. I think it still needs time to grow and develop its own culture

[@Mereo110]

I recommend that you visit Montréal instead. That city, like New York, has character. You will find a totally different culture (Québecois), another language (French), and this city is the most European feeling of the North American cities, full of cultural events. Toronto in my opinion, is a a generic North American city. It has no charm.

[@TheTroyc1982]

@@Mereo110 Quebec city is more European feeling than Montreal however. You say Toronto is generic but no other city in North America looks of feels like it or has demographics like it either.

[@TheTroyc1982]

@@DD-ws6cu hat's so interesting about Chicago over Toronto than the murder rate?

[@Mereo110]

@@TheTroyc1982 I should have said one of the biggest North American cities, because yes, Quebec City has the most European feeling. It's true that Toronto is unique in its own way, but I think tourists will enjoy Montreal more because it's quite different from the rest of the North American cities. P.S. I do not live in either city, but I have visited them many times.

[@gde1989]

The condition of those concrete pillars holding up the elevated highway from 25:30 is concerning. Do you know if there are known issues with this highway and calls for refurbishment/replacement? The state of road infrastructure in North America is quite shocking it seems, no one seems to want to take responsibility on the upkeep and they are allowed to deteriorate. We have a similar type elevated highway that runs alongside the city centre of my home Brisbane, Australia and about 10 years ago they closed the whole thing because they found a "hairline crack" in one of the supports and ran all these tests and made sure it was safe before reopening. Infrastructure in Australia, generally speaking, at least in the cities, just seem to be looked after very well

[@Nouvellecosse]

The outer layer of concrete on such structures is mostly cosmetic, like plaster on the walls of a house. It doesn't directly affect the structural integrity so that part isn't really concerning. But yes, it's getting old and needs a lot of maintenance and having exposed rebar can lead to increased corrosion over time. That said, there has long been talk of tearing down the highway because it costs so much to maintain it. There is currently a $1.5 billion revitalization plan underway which many people oppose since it would be much cheaper to replace it with a ground level boulevard. Aside from cost, some also find the highway an eyesore for people on the ground.

[@canadiandude24]

Yes, the Gardiner Expressway will gradually be rehabilitated over the course of this decade, some sections have already been rehabilitated. I think the reason why its been left to neglect was because of ongoing debates whether to keep or demolish it, but it seems like the majority of politicians and Torontonians want to keep the highway.

[@JoeyToronto]

@@canadiandude24 if they demolish it, it will cause major traffic to the already traffic we have here. However, it will open up downtown and probably make it look better.

[@canadiandude24]

@@JoeyToronto Yes!

[@dragos9134]

@@Nouvellecosse When you can see the iron from the reinforced concrete then it's a clear sign of bad condition, you can see it at 26:27

[@SuperStrik9]

35:30 Hockey Hall Of Fame on the left

[@pepsi-senior2488]

CANADA 🇨🇦 AMERICA 🇺🇸

[@willfly111]

Man you gotta get that fuel pump fixed.

[@DelPueblo-iy6oe]

I like how in Toronto they don't have a lot of annoying, big, ugly billboards.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Phia Toronto cho canh sat dan duong tu Airport ve Hotel. Thanks.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Ngay Dau nam hoc o Toronto cung la ngay 1 thang 9. Vi vay phai bay ngay.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Vi toi nho la ngay 7 thang 6 thi bon toi da co Toronto Residency Cards ROI. That.

[@billyboy4797]

It is good to see the Toronto skyline is finally starting to catch up with Calgary City Centre.

[@jutah]

whats up man? are the masks already coming back?

[@user-db6pt7vr3l]

Your jealousy is showing.

[@swaggythecat9822]

bros from calgary

[@fortythreenorth2518]

Toronto is considerably larger than Calgary.

[@zigzag00]

Love seeing this guy under every Toronto video talking about Calgary's "bigger/better" skyline 💀💀

[@user-lm3db8se9c]

Но когда уже приедем?

[@nicholashylton6857]

I honestly thought this was going to be about Rush.

[@sauwahfung9176]

Very beautiful city . I can be to the awersomes for it. I am to glads for it. I think are so goods values the delights or wows and praises for it. I love to it. I think are most favorites for it. Thank you for sharing thank you so much that’s right all right ok no problems me too see you soon see you later good luck good job you are welcome. 🙂🚖🚖🙊💕🧧🏐😆⚽️⚽️😆⚽️⚽️🈶️🈶️

[@VampyricNinjaXDLOL]

Did you have an aneurysm

[@kwamescratch6727]

When are you driving in Australia?

[@jutah]

i was just checking tickets yesterday. really good route and deal but im not 100% sure it will happen. whats the best 5 roads to drive on in all of australia??

[@kwamescratch6727]

@@jutah I’m not from Australia just that I’d love to see you driver through sydney and melbourne downtowns

[@ROADH7]

What a nice city!

[@warden9876]

It's a joke? The city may look nice only for a tourist, foreigner or outsider.Toronto is a very uncomfortable city to live in and thanks to uncontrolled construction of highrises everywhere and the massive cutting-out of trees for future soulless 35-50 stories buildings the city became quite a dump, an asphalt and concrete jungle in the worst sense of the world. And I am not saying about crime, poverty, drug and even homeless crises in the city.

[@KP-wt8qr]

@@warden9876 Toronto is the 4th largest city on the continent after Mexico City, NYC and LA. All massive cities have those problems. Toronto still ranks above all those cities for quality of life.

[@user-su5rt2dk8p]

벤쿠버보다 더 미래적인 도시네요

[@JoeyToronto]

Ha, I live at 25:58 mark right side.

[@jeffsansome90]

what are you driving? It sounds like a jackhammer lol

[@panzer3279]

That car is struggling to move on the highway.

[@paulowarhol9375]

It feels like NYC but a lot smaller and less skyscrapers

[@BCJDM]

Parts of Toronto and the surrounding area definitely look and feel like NYC in some ways. A lot of movie sets will shoot in DT Toronto and portray it as NYC

[@ahmedzakikhan7639]

Toronto has many buildings but very few super tall or tall skyscrapers.

[@zigzag00]

@@ahmedzakikhan7639 There are 3 super talls under construction and about 5 approved now

[@kirkm3354]

I guess Montreal isn't the only city with such bad roads.

[@giorgikotetishvili8037]

Looks like modernized Soviet Union. Trust me, I live in one of the post soviet republics.

[@davidmu8593]

2:44

[@chairun75]

Looks like any other concrete jungle.

[@EscobarMT]

1 cylinder engine

[@MonaCourts]

Do you know andreas eskander

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

My current assets are divided as follows: Charitable Foundations in America: 10 billion usd (Face value of invested Bonds), Charitable foundations in Canada: 10 billion usd (Face value of invested bonds), Alien girls: 22 billion usd, mine: 38 billion usd (including 5B CDs). Dond. Thanks.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Alien groups stop. De cho girls tui may co mot it Gia Tri.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Toronto is as modern yet larger than Frankfurt.

[@WARVIATION]

Toronto's Roads look worse than NewYorks , the winters must be really harsh on them

[@NebulonRanger]

Winter in Toronto is actually milder than in most of New York State thanks to the lake. A lot of it is because the city has to maintain two expensive albatrosses in the Gardiner and DVP, which eat a ton of the budget.

[@yoganandanv9683]

Im pretty sure that toronto is slightly milder than new york​@@NebulonRanger

[@XalwoAxmed-ln6fm]

😅

[@moonoom764]

looks freaking dirty

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

We would first stay at hotels and all our kids should go to schools from the first day of the new school year because it is an English speaking and new environment.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

The hotels we already booked are 5* hotels in Downtown. Thanks.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Kindly take note that mixed classes at elite private schools are required. We are already paying all schools fees as billed. Thanks.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

EU: it was my personal decision to leave Frankfurt yesterday. There are a few reasons that made me to conclude it. One of the biggest reason is hundreds of Russian women had kids with German officials. It is extremely complicated. Another reason is that Russia military is dominately controling Frankfurt including airspace. It is the truth. I am really sorry to have left Frankfurt that I think is one of the best cities in the world. I really love Frankfurt, but it is better to leave. Already in Toronto. I just clarified for your best understandings. Thanks.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

All schools fees: paid. All houses: paid.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Nhieu thang nay la loi cua dam king griffin (vua bi Dao chinh ROI), loi cua alien groups noi bo lon xon. Russia thoi Lau ROI. Dang noi dung.

[@biran44r]

almost nothing to see!

[@mreppen1]

Far better than downtown LA. I don’t see any tweakers, or Metheads.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Vi vay toi da thue chuyen co Tong thong My: 3 planes. Toi da thanh toan 10 billion usd roi. Toi can don duong de bay an toan va chuyen co Tong thong My lam duoc dieu do. Huge thanks.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Phia nha nuoc My chot Luon: New York or Toronto? Ngay. Neu New York phai bao dam an toan va Canada nhan 100 billion USD thoi. Chot ngay de bay ngay.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Frankfurt giai thich ROI bon may khong hieu? Mafia Russia, Quan Doi Russia. Tao vo de mac ket? Left ROI.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Cuoi cung nha nuoc My vua xac nhan: Toronto. Toi biet vi New York dang rat phuc tap. The xong.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Nhu vay alien girls con 2 billion. Gai gi nua? Tien Dau? Buong het.

[@anhnguyenhong8770]

Biet. Aliens toi earth deo co Tien. Dinh Lua Dao. Tao bat bai ROI. The xong. Bon may con 2 billion. Buong het. Noi dung.

[@intrumpwetrust1448]

i see a lot of debt

[@byronjoshua9632]

Dont drive in downtown Toronto and you take a transit you going to downtown

[@bellaususfitzpinguidpalate3194]

As a native Torontonian, if you live in or near the downtown core and drive you're a sucker. Way more cost effective and less stress to take the buses, streetcars, subways or the underground Path that take you everywhere you need to go. Love and miss my hometown ❤🇨🇦

[@JoshuaTDillard]

Hey trampsta, I do backdoor when cops😊

[@furkan_1s]

İstanbul videosu gelir mi 🇹🇷

[@anodiaaspirant5675]

Mini Punjab ❤

[@brianzybura8633]

Toronto has certainly become a great city. To all those persons in the comment section of this video stating that the streets of Toronto ain't good, from what I see most of Toronto streets are as smooth as a baby's ass. To the persons giving negative comments about Toronto streets, either you have something in your coffee, or maybe you should have your eyes examined and just in case you have a healthy vision and drink healthy coffee then you guys are all full of bullshit!

[@user-db6pt7vr3l]

Easy, your inferiority complex is showing.