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Changes coming to NST, NRT OnDemand and FAST. Starting July 2nd, enjoy unified transit services under Niagara Region Transit with new app features, extended hours, and improved reliability. Learn more about our enhanced service.
Niagara Region Transit offers various specialized transit services across different areas of Niagara. A unique provider serves each area with varying operating hours and features.
Detours, updates and information from Niagara Region Transit.
Jan 1, 2023 · Niagara Region Transit. Fares. Your fare allows you to travel in any direction for two hours, making as many transfers as needed to reach your destination. When paying your fare, the driver may ask for proof of identification, such as a driver's licence or student card. Transit fares as of Jan. 1, 2023. FAQ. Proof-of-Payment (PoP) Passes.
Niagara Region Transit riders can travel anywhere within the Niagara region using Niagara Region Transit fixed-route bus services or OnDemand. All Niagara Region Transit bus services operate year round.
Niagara Region Transit offers OnDemand services to riders in select service areas. OnDemand is a rideshare service that allows residents to book a trip using a home phone or a smartphone.
Niagara Region Transit uses a mobile fare payment app called Transit and OnDemand Transit (Fort Erie not included), which customers to purchase Niagara Region Transit fares anywhere, anytime, through the convenience of their smartphones.
Jun 19, 2024 · Niagara Region Transit will unify Niagara Specialized Transit, NRT OnDemand and Fort Erie Accessible Transit services on July 2, with service provided by Voyago.
The Niagara Transit Commission is responsible for all of Niagara's specialized, conventional and on-demand transit services, and is governed by a board of fifteen elected representatives from across Niagara.
It replaces uLinc and Pelham Transit, with plans to expand OnDemand service to Niagara-on-the-Lake. Beginning on January 1, 2023, local systems St. Catharines Transit , Niagara Falls Transit , and Welland Transit were merged into Niagara Region Transit.
