Transit

Residents are required to wear a face covering or non-medical mask while riding GOVA Transit and are encouraged to do so while waiting at bus stops. Face coverings or masks are required in all indoor municipal facilities, including the Downtown Transit Hub.
Starting August 29, 2020, GOVA will transition to new schedules as the community begins a gradual return to school, work and play this fall, while maintaining enhanced protocols for the health and safety of passengers and staff.
Effective August 29, GOVA Transit will reintroduce high frequency service on most routes, reinstate some previously suspended routes and introduce new services in parts of the city.

There are no emergency detours in effect.

(Updated September 1, 2020)

School Crossing Guard Program

School crossing guards are an important part of the community. Here are the locations where adult crossing guards will be on duty in September 2020.

GOVA Transit Cares – Show You Care by following best practices of the transit industry to make your trip as safe as possible for everyone.

Providing high frequency service on the City’s most travelled routes to the most popular destinations.

GOVA Transit and GOVA Zone 2020 holiday schedules.

Learn how GOVA Zone can connect you with conventional bus routes.

Improved transportation options for persons whose disabilities prevent travel in conventional transit vehicles.

Special features make it easier than ever to ride the bus.

All of our buses have racks to transport your bike. Learn more.

Learn more about rules and etiquette on board Transit.

Have questions or concerns? Contact us.

See bus fares and what types of passes and cards are available.

MyBus shows how long until the arrival of the next bus at your stop, based on real time bus GPS information.

Wait at a cleared area close to your bus stop if access is obstructed by snow.

Enter where you're going and when you want to leave/arrive; Google will tell you what busses to take in order to get there!