Too Much Snow?
COVID-19 Update:
- Residents are required to wear a face covering or non-medical mask when visiting any indoor City facility or when using GOVA Transit.
- Service hours at GOVA Transit’s downtown kiosk have changed to Monday to Friday 7:45 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. Saturday and Sunday service hours remain 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- Reduced schedules and suspended routes will continue through the summer to deploy two buses whenever possible at peak times on heavier travelled routes.
Detours
Route 3 LU via Regent and Route 14 Four Corners
Detour until further notice. Only one bus stop is affected: #1080 YMCA
Passengers will be dropped off on the corner of Elgin St. and Durham St.
From Brady St.
Continue past Minto St.
Right Shaughnessy St.
Right Van Horne St.
Continue past Durham St.
Right Larch St.
Resume Regular Routing
Notre Dame
During construction on Notre Dame Avenue, between Wilma and LaSalle for the Paris-Notre Dame Bikeway, bus stops located within the construction zone will not be serviced. Temporary bus stops will be placed at each end of the construction zone to service riders in this area until work has been completed in October 2020.
Route 1 and Route 11
The New Sudbury Library bus shelter on LaSalle Boulevard will not be serviced. Route 1 Main Line and Route 11 Donovan / Collège Boréal will be rerouted via Barry Downe, Sparks Street then Holland Street.
Riders who normally use the New Sudbury Library bus shelter are advised to use the temporary stop located on Holland at LaSalle.
Route 13
Route 13 will follow a detour at Tuddenham and Mary St. due to construction work on Dean Ave.
Outbound: From Tuddenham to Mary, Route 13 will turn left on Logan St., right on Lorne St. and from there, resume regular routing.
Inbound: From Lorne St., Route 13 will turn left on Logan St. and right on Mary St., where it will resume regular routing.
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Wait at a cleared area close to your bus stop, such as a driveway or crosswalk, if your stop is obstructed by snow.
Signal as the bus approaches to help the operator prepare to stop. Drivers will stop at clearings close to your stop to help you exit.
GOVA Transit services 1,015 bus stops and 110 bus shelters. Snow is cleared to provide access to most bus shelters within one or two days following the end of a storm. Snow is generally not cleared to provide access to most bus stops without shelters.