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The Niagara Region Transit website has an interactive map that shows where you can purchase bus fare across Niagara. This feature allows users to find and navigate nearby fare purchase locations easily.
Niagara Region Transit (NRT) takes over Chair-A-Van service from St. John Ambulance on March 1, 2024, promising continuity, affordability, and accessibility.
Niagara Transit offers free rides to designated warming centres in Niagara when Environment Canada issues a cold weather advisory.
Niagara Falls Bus Detours for New Year's Eve
A historic agreement was reached between the Niagara Transit Commission and the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 846, marking a significant milestone in public transit. Effective from 2023 to 2027, this five-year agreement unites previous contracts, harmonizes wages, and promises annual pay increases, reflecting a commitment to operational efficiency and enhanced service in the Niagara region.
Niagara Region Transit's December holiday service schedule. Plan your holiday travels by knowing when our services will be available. Happy holidays from NRT!
The NTC holds its position against budget cuts, prioritizing equitable access to transportation amid proposals for fare increases and service reductions.
Amidst a financial dilemma, the Niagara Region Transit Commission grapples with budget constraints and aging fleets. St. Catharines Mayor Mat Siscoe strongly opposes proposed fare increases and service reductions, advocating for essential bus replacements and a steadfast commitment to transit service levels to aid in meeting environmental targets.
Starting Sunday, November 19, 2023 - The detour will affect the section of St. Paul West between Pelham Road and Louth Street due to the replacement of the St. Paul West CN Rail Bridge.