Southern Terminus:  Junction Highway 27 in the northwest corner of Etobicoke in the City of Toronto

Northern Terminus:  Junction King's Highway 89 just west of Alliston

Length:  53.6km

Multiplexes:  None

Freeway: No

AADT (1994):  Highest: 18,450 from Nashville Road northerly to Bolton;

                             Lowest: 4,400, from Simcoe Road 1 to Highway 89.

Status:  Totally downloaded in 1998.  Now known as Albion Road, Peel Road 50, and Simcoe Road 50.

Road Info:  Through the Region of Peel and the City of Toronto Highway 50 is in very good condition, having for the most part been recently reconstructed.  Through Simcoe County however, most of Highway 50 is built to an older standard, and is now in need of repair.  Traffic volumes are moderate on much of Highway 50, with the exception of south of Bolton where the road is very busy.  Highway 50 has a rural posted speed limit of 80km/h.

North of Steeles Avenue Highway 50 is known as Peel Road 50

Highway 9 makes up the Peel - Simcoe Boundary, North of Highway 9 Highway 50 is known as Simcoe Road 50