Service Updates

Over the holiday season, London Transit will operate on varying schedules – find details below. Friday December 23 Operating on regular Weekday Schedules Customer Service and Downtown Ticket Office – regular operating hours Christmas Eve – Saturday December 24 Operating on regular Weekend Schedules Customer Service: 8:30AM – Noon & 1:00PM – 4:30PM Downtown Ticket

Effective Sunday November 27, the following routes will see schedule changes: Route 9 Additional bus will be added between 6AM and 8AM to help improve reliability and reduce crowding conditions in the early morning. Route 19 Schedules have been modified to improve the reliability of the route by providing more travel time during busy times.

As the festive season is about to begin and various celebratory events are hosted around the city stay up-to-date on service interruptions and detours that may affect your travel. On our Detours & Stop Closures page there is a section which specifically identifies events and how they will affect transit. Check back frequently over the

We are inviting interested Londoners to apply to the Accessible Public Transit Service Advisory Committee for the term ending November 14, 2026. The Committee will advise and assist the London Transit Commission in promoting and supporting the development and delivery of accessible public transit services in London.  The Accessible Public Transit Service Advisory Committee is

As construction continues into the fall there are several major detours that remain in effect. Please note, due to ongoing changes to roads and intersections that are closed as well as special events happening in the core, detour modifications may be required through the remainder of the construction season. Riders are encouraged to stay up

London Transit, like many other transit systems and industries, is working to resolve resource issues ranging from available staffing to available buses and parts. During this time, please rest assured that we are working diligently to resolve or minimize the impacts on service whenever possible. A major concern we are hearing from riders is crowding

Riding transit is a great way to get around our city, whether it is to commute to work, get to classes, go out for dinner or attend events. Here are some transit hacks that we recommend for a successful ride! Transit Hack #1 Follow our Twitter account – @LTCLdnOnt to stay up to date on:

As we are in the midst of construction season and have many detours and stop closures in effect, make sure you are staying up to date by checking our detours page or visiting realtime.londontransit.ca. Unfortunately, Google Maps is not correctly displaying our detour information at this time so be sure to check London Transit sources

Construction projects are in full swing across the city affecting service and transit riders on many routes. Find a list of major construction projects, all aimed at improving our city’s transportation network. Here are some tips to our riders that might help lessen the burden: Stay up-to-date on major detours or stop closures on our

Transit systems across the province have launched a new campaign to raise awareness of transit accessibility features as well as encourage customers to consider the needs of others. Each of the selected topics were identified as areas requiring additional communication during the review of the AODA Transportation Standards for public transit. Find below a summary