News and Service Updates

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

As the province lifts the mask mandate for transit on June 11th, riders are no longer required to wear a mask on board. However, some riders and Operators may choose to continue to wear their mask, it is at their own discretion. Please respect each other’s choices regarding masking and let’s ride safely together. A

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

London Transit has installed air purification units onboard its entire conventional fleet – providing yet another level of safety for our customers! This onboard air cleaning technology kills 99% of airborne viruses. Note that the system’s effectiveness is most optimal if the windows in the passenger compartment of the bus remain closed; as such, we

MagnusCards – developed by Magnusmode – is a free mobile app designed for those with autism or other cognitive special needs but can also be useful to anyone just learning how to ride London Transit such as riders new to public transit, newcomers to London or seniors. The app provides structured, step-by-step guidance with a

New cycle lanes are being installed throughout the city, many of which will run between the sidewalk and road.  As such, transit passengers will be required to board and exit London Transit buses in the cycle lane.  Cyclists are required to stop for pedestrians and should wait until the bus, servicing a bus stop, signals that it is leaving the stop

Updated: Thursday June 9, 2022 London Transit continues to implement and recommend measures to keep our riders and Operators safe.  Find service details about your routes on our Routes & Schedules page. See below steps undertaken to maintain your safety as well as recommendations that you, our riders, can implement that will help keep you