Two transportation projects worth a combined $19.41 million won't be completed for several years Funding for two projects that will expand Guelph’s public transit fleet while supporting its transition to clean energy was announced by the three levels of government. The first project involves the expansion and enhancement of the cycling network in Guelph. Construction … Continue reading Expanded bus terminal, protected bike lines announced for Guelph
Transit Fares resume on July 6
Starting, Monday, July 6, you must pay to ride the bus with entry resuming through the front doors of the bus. Do you think Guelph Transit should have stayed free until fall? Do you think public transit should be free for everyone? Join in the conservation by becoming a member today! You can now buy … Continue reading Transit Fares resume on July 6
Mandatory to wear a mask when riding Guelph Transit buses
Guelph Transit has made it mandatory to wear a mask when riding the bus The city first began asking riders to wear a mask or face coverings while using public transit back on June 5. Since then, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health has made face coverings mandatory for anyone going to a business in its jurisdiction. In a news release, … Continue reading Mandatory to wear a mask when riding Guelph Transit buses
Guelph Transit asks riders to wear masks as more people are permitted on buses
From CTV Kitchener -- A COVID-19 restriction for Guelph transit is going to be removed. Starting Monday, the 10-person limit for buses in the royal city will be lifted. Transit officials say the decision was made to account for the warming weather, businesses reopening, and need for transportation increasing. “We’re noticing the ridership, which was … Continue reading Guelph Transit asks riders to wear masks as more people are permitted on buses
Join the May 28th day of action for emergency transit funding!
Join the May 28th day of action for emergency transit funding! Essential workers — like nurses, doctors, sanitation staff and many more — rely on transit to get to work. But public transit systems across Canada are facing service cuts and driver layoffs, because they depend mostly on fares for funding. Right now we need … Continue reading Join the May 28th day of action for emergency transit funding!
