Updates

For many years riders have asked us for real time information and trip planning through an app. We have partnered with Transit App for a one year pilot to offer our riders full access to all the benefits the app offers. Transit App has always been an option for London Transit riders however additional features

A number of service changes will take effect on Sunday September 6th including: Schedule changes to Routes 4, 6, 24, 31, 36, 90, 91, 93, 102 & 127 27 & 33 will be returning to fall service levels Routes 91 & 127 will also see routing changes Routes 95, 102 , 104, 106 and 127

Western Fair ticket holders can ride on London Transit to the fair for free! Fair goers can ride transit to and from the Western Fair from September 11 to 20, 2026 for free two hours before the fair starts until end of service. Given the Fair’s operating hours, attendees on weekdays can ride for free

Whether you’re a regular user, casual rider or do not use transit at all, your feedback is important. We are looking for Londoners who have a genuine interest in improving transit to partake in periodic online surveys on a variety of topics including service changes, fare options, bus features and more. All you need to

Routings for detours are now showing on realtime.londontransit.ca so you can now track where your detour will go off the designated route. When a route is on detour it will show a red dashed line off of the solid coloured line which indicates the regular routing. To have your route show select the route and

310T Technician – Currently Hiring Are you a licensed 310T Technician? We’re offering new competitive wages, increased night-shift premiums, excellent benefits, a fully equipped shop, and provide all tools. Find out more and apply today! Bus Operator – Accepting Applications Thinking about becoming a Bus Operator? If you have a valid driver’s licence, you could

Through London Transit’s Accessibility Committee, a concern was raised with respect to where passengers are to wait and board their bus specifically at rapid transit stations. We recognize that it is especially difficult for riders with disabilities such as visual impairments to know where they are to wait when more than one route is serviced

London Transit is proud to partner with the London Police Service to promote safety across our city, including on public transit by having Foot Patrol Officers periodically riding city buses or walk through them during their regular shifts in the Downtown, Midtown and Old East Village.  At London Transit, our top priority is offering a

The introduction of two curbside bus-only lanes on King St are part of the East London Link portion of the Rapid Transit Project that will eventually see rapid transit run along that corridor. Bus-only lanes separate buses from general traffic on the road to help improve reliability and frequency. These dedicated bus lanes are identified

There are 150 stop locations that are getting an upgrade with the installation of new solar lights. The lights illuminate the stops at dawn, dusk and dark when the button is pressed, providing a greater sense of safety and security while waiting for the bus. In addition, these lights will help make dark bus stop