toll road of planks. The Weston Plank Road extended from Dundas Street north to Musson's Bridge over the Humber, where Albion Road began. The company built its headquarters at St. Phillips Road and Weston Road. The building exists today at 2371 Weston Road. In 1846, the Weston Plank Road Company built Albion Plank Road from Musson's bridge northwest to Clairville where one could continue north to Bolton via Indian Line. In the 1850s, the roads were assumed by the township and its municipalities. Old Weston Road(s) Additionally, there are two bypassed "Old Weston Roads"; the first being located in the environs of the southern terminus. It begins as a minor stub running north from intersection of Dundas and Dupont Streets, and breaks at the Canadian Pacific tracks, which were bridged until the 1970s. It resumes just south of the western terminus of Davenport Road, widens to four lanes, passes through the neighbourhood of Silverthorne, and ends at Rogers Road, the westernmost section of which also formed part of the original Weston Road, before the construction of the new Weston Road course south of Rogers Road's present terminus. The second is located in Vaughan, just north of Steeles Ave, and was created when a jog was eliminated in the 1990s. It lies just east of the linking segment where it continues south as Signet Drive (built as a southerly extension of the offset York Region section), and ends at a T-intersection with Weston Road two blocks north of Steeles. Public transit Two bus routes serve Weston Road: 89 Weston (serving the stretch from Albion Road to St. Clair Avenue West, then via Keele Street to Keele subway station) and 165 Weston Road North (serving from Steeles Avenue West to the stretch from Albion Road, then via Wilson Avenue to Wilson station and York Mills station). One express bus route serve Weston Road: 989 Weston Express (serving between Keele station and Steeles Avenue West). North of Steeles Avenue, York Region Transit route 165 Weston serves Weston Road, running from Pioneer Village station to Major Mackenzie Drive in Vaughan. In popular culture The road is mentioned in Toronto native Drake's 2016 song "Weston Road Flows", and his 2018 song "God's Plan". See also List of numbered roads in York Region References External links Google Maps of Weston Road Google Maps of Old Weston Road Roads in Toronto Transport in King, Ontario Transport in