GOVA Zone (formerly TransCab)

Update to GOVA Zone Service Takes Effect July 1

Through the GOVA Zone Plus app, riders will have the option to book rides using their smartphones, tablets and computers. You can still book by phone at 705-805-1300 but the app adds flexibility and convenience. It can be downloaded from the App Store, Google Play or by visiting https://book.govazoneplus.rideco.com. For more information on the app, visit www.greatersudbury.ca/gova-zone-plus-app. GOVA Zone customers will continue to pay on board using their GOVA Pass mobile app, Smart Card, or Cash.

GOVA Zone

GOVA Zone extends the reach of public transit to areas that are not served by conventional bus routes. GOVA Zone connects customers between their home, destination and a designated Local Mobility Hub where they can transfer to or from a conventional GOVA bus.

Types of GOVA Zone Service

GOVA Zone service operates in two ways, depending on your location:

On-Demand Service: Customers are picked up and dropped off within a GOVA Zone service area and connected to a Local Mobility Hub. Trips must be booked at least 90 minutes before the scheduled connection time.

Fixed Route Service: Some areas are served by GOVA Zone shuttles operating at designated stops and scheduled times. Fixed route service is not door-to-door and does not require a booking. On GOVA route schedules, trips marked with an asterisk (*) indicate fixed-route GOVA Zone service. Customers should meet the shuttle at the designated GOVA Zone stop at the scheduled time shown.

• Route 102 Garson (Gova Zone D): Falconbridge residents can access fixed-route GOVA Zone service at the designated stops located at Lindsley & Rix and Longyear & Rix at the times noted on the Route 102 schedule
• Route 104 Azilda/Chelmsford (Gova Zone ): Levack, Onaping, and Dowling residents can access fixed-route GOVA Zone service at designated GOVA Zone times and stops shown on the route schedule page under Route 104 schedule
• GOVA Zone B Fixed Route Schedule