Just a quick update on Guelph Transit service today . We are running base conventional service as scheduled as of 6:30 this morning. We will not be running the University Express routes with the University being closed. We will be running limited mobility service today – medical trips will be provided but discretionary trips will […]
This Sunday, Guelph Transit will replace 15-minute service with 20-minute service during morning and afternoon peak periods. Off-peak service will continue to be provided every 30 minutes. Altering the peak service model from 15- to 20-minute frequency is part of the City’s effort to provide improved, on-time service to Transit passengers¬. “Customer service is a […]
I would like to provide a brief update on transit service as of 8:00 a.m. this morning. Full conventional service is on the street with minor delays on a number of routes. The Community Bus routes are also operating as scheduled. We will be providing limited Mobility service today. Only pre-booked medical trips will be […]
We have prepared for your information a summary of the service and route changes to be implemented on February 3. The key elements of the changes are provided below. Service Model Changes Peak service in both the AM and PM will shift from 15 minutes to 20 minutes. This service change will provide additional travel […]
I was heartened to hear that Councillors have been taking an interest in Guelph Transit. I sent a letter to the editor of the Mercury in which I invited people to participate in an informal poll concerning whether they preferred the new bus routes or the old routes. I invited people to write to my […]
I’m writing in response to the proposal to return to 20-minute peak service for Guelph Transit. Simply put, I think it is a bad idea and a step backwards for Guelph. I understand and can empathize with riders who have missed transfers, as I’ve experienced this myself. However, with service every 15 minutes, what’s the […]
I have been a resident of Guelph since relocating to attend University in 2006. Recently, I discovered the broadcasts of Guelph City Council meetings on cable and make sure to watch whenever I have time. This new interest has is helping me to find that the politics of my municipality aren’t too large to make […]
I have been invited my Councillor Ian Findlay to give my perspective on Guelph Transit at the committee meeting on December 10th, at 5 p.m. As I told Ian I am the caregiver for my husband who is battling cancer and I am not always able to get away. I have a previous engagement booked […]
Transit proposes change from 15 to 20 minute peak service New schedule designed to improve connections and make system more reliable At next Monday’s committee meeting, transit staff will recommend changing peak service from 15 to 20 minute frequency. Operations Transit and Emergency Services Committee members received a report outlining the recommendation earlier today. The […]
Starting Monday, Guelph Transit joins municipalities across the province in helping raise awareness about giving up a seat for individuals with a disability as well as other passengers who could benefit from having a seat. Developed in partnership with the Ontario Public Transit Association (OPTA), the priority and courtesy seating public awareness campaign is designed […]