Dangerous items or materials

COVID-19 Update:

The GOVA downtown Transit Hub waiting area has reopened to the public. The area was closed last week in response to the Province declaring a second state of emergency.
Public Health supports the re-opening. A maximum of 25 people are allowed in the building at one time to allow for social distancing. Riders are encouraged to plan ahead for their trips and dress warm. They're also reminded to protect themselves by wearing a mask and staying a safe distance from others.

Residents are required to wear a face covering or non-medical mask when visiting any indoor City facility or when riding GOVA Transit under the authority of of the provincial Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. Widespread use of face coverings by all persons decreases the spread of respiratory droplets. Certain exemptions apply.

Emergency Detours

(Updated January 24, 2021 at 12: 30 a.m.)

Extended Detours

Extended detours can now be found on the Routes and Schedules page with the affected routes.

For the safety of the public, firearms, sharp objects or any type of concealed weapon are not permitted on board GOVA Transit.

Explosive or flammable materials, or other substances of a hazardous nature are also not permitted on board GOVA Transit.

Individuals found with these items in their possession may be asked to leave the bus. If the item is deemed as a threat to others, the proper authorities will be notified.