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As per the Middlesex London Health Unit (MLHU) Section 22 Class Order, which took effect July 20, 2020, everyone, with the exception of those meeting the exemption criteria, is required to wear masks/face coverings while on-board public transit. Given a number of exceptions to the Order, please be respectful and show some kindness to those,

Updated: Friday September 16, 2020 London Transit continues to implement and recommend measures to keep our riders and Operators safe. As London begins to reopen, find below steps we are undertaking to maintain your safety as well as recommendations that you, our riders, can implement that will help keep you and fellow riders safe. WHAT

Updated: Wednesday August 19, 2020 Please refer to this Route Frequency Guide for a quick glance at current service levels. Front-door boarding on the Conventional service and the collection of fares on both Conventional and Specialized services has resumed. For COVID-19 related information regarding our Conventional and Specialized services check-out the topics below. On Transit

London Transit’s realtime.londontransit.ca is the most accurate way to get up-to-date information especially during construction when detours and service changes can occur.   For custom alerts for your route or stop you can sign-up for alerts on Infoweb. Route alerts will inform you by email when there is a detour or service interruption on your route(s).

Construction on the Wenige Expressway Bridge (Highbury south of Hamilton) will commence on March 9th until the end of the 2020 construction season Please expect delays along Route 10 both northbound and southbound

Construction season means detours and delays – be prepared and know before you go: Check your route using realtime.londontransit.ca or Google Maps Visit our website often for updates on major construction projects and detours on routes that are affected Sign-up for route alerts on Infoweb Follow us on Twitter – @LTCLdnOnt Remember construction affects everyone

Londoners ride transit for various reasons and LTC’s new Your Transit campaign aims to highlight some of them. In bus shelters throughout the city – be sure to spot the following posters showing how Londoners rely on transit: Environment – Fighting Climate Change – Your Planet, Your Transit It has consistently been proven that transit

London Transit values the safety of its employees and customers. As such, a one year pilot program to assess operator barriers on buses is being undertaken.  These barriers provide for a clear line of sight and interaction with the customer as well as an additional safety measure for Bus Operators.  Three buses have been equipped